Thanks, Bill!The Tallahassee group went to the "Junior Museum" (now known as the Tallahassee Museum of History and Natural Science) for World Wide SketchCrawl number 33. My first sketch is of a dinosaur made from metal car parts by artist Jim Gary (I drew this at the Jr. Museum after returning to Tallahassee --not really for the crawl, but related by location--after returning from my sister Jane's wedding to Bill in Ohio).
My other 3 sketches are from THE official worldwide sketchcrawl DAY when I was still in Ohio: Nephew Casey on posing as "The Thinker" on a ball
a covered bridge (we ate excellent pizza in a restaurant in another covered bridge), 
and the gazebo where the wedding was planned to be. It was under beautiful huge trees that lost their yellow leaves in the 50 mph winds on crawl day. It looks like the gazebo will blow over in my sketch, altho the huge tree trunks barely flexed). Of course the wedding had to be moved indoors. Our first contributions for World Wide SketchCrawl number 33 came from Mary Sterner Lawson who chose these 4: Others in our group sketched but haven't scanned or sent yet; please check back to see more sketches posted as they come in.
Waiting
the new friend
the amateur metaphysician
Supersizers
, but there were waiting times leading up to it when I could draw. 
It reminds me of an unusual support for a building from 100 years ago I sketched. 
Probably 100 years old is still very young in Korea. Such spendid historic architecture as part of your daily life-- wonderful !