Wonderful shot

C-130s. There's a bunch of them in the boneyard next to Davis-Monthan. There isn't an AMC unit at the base, so visitors, I guess.

That is true - it does take time, but it’s well spent. We went on a 30 miler yesterday and it was essentially flawless. Really, for the first time since we arrived in Portland. And yes, headlights, a jacket and a flashlight are all on the essential items list now.

Are you adding to your script to always have front and rear lights on the bike just in case? Also, we always bring a light jacket, even in summer, again on the just in case principle. At the rate your lists are getting extended you will need to factor in extra time to review them before leaving the house. (Hahaha)

So was ‘eye’. No one ever seems to get my terrific sense of humor. I don’t get it.

I was trying to be “funny”, but, as one can only read words and not necessarily understand the comment meaning. This is in regard of your sight issues, and the blurry vision similarity. I hope this “clears it up”. :)

Interesting observation, but I don’t see it.

Interesting observation, but I don’t see it.

I love these signs. So interesting.

The pit viper vision is akin to yours, Scott..

I have only seen one in the wild, and it was when I was in high school in 1963 working field research with Dr. Eric Pianka when he was working on his PHD. Was somewhere southwest of Casa Grande at night right after a monsoon storm.

Amazing creatures! I cared for one for 2 years as a student worker at ASU in the Biology building. The display area where it was has long since been removed, but lots of other glass cases have many different species of rattlesnakes along the halls.

What a beautiful day!

Wise decision!

Agreed with Susan’s comments!