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It sounds like Sue is gonna be mighty busy with this new train station.
8 months agoLogistics....this reminded me of a few points in Porridge spending days looking at alternatives to bypass storms, get some shelter for Jen to heal from her respiratory virus, etc. It's amazing how it can consume hours.
8 months agoThanks for sharing "The Rest of the Story". At its best moments, I believe this is why we travel; to challenge the stories we tell ourselves about the other humans.
8 months agoY'all are fancy!
8 months agoNo, it was in honor of famous cyclist YouTuber, Ryan Van Duzer, who sings Ole every time he passes through a tunnel. Everyone should watch some of Ryan's YouTube videos of his journeys. He's incredibly inspiring and his videography is fantastic. He's also a great interviewer. I suggest his Great Divide series. He also starts everyday's bike ride with, "No flatties, No crashies, No Whammies." And I add, "No snakies."
8 months agoWhile riding through the tunnel singing "ole, ole, ole . . .", I assume Andrea was doing so in honor of your collegiate alma mater. Or was she cheering for a bullfighter?
8 months agoYou are absolutely right, Bill. Thank you. They even grow in warmer parts of the U.S. Drought tolerant for sure. We see them everywhere and they are really a nice bush.
8 months agoOh, that's a good one....in the doghouse! a few blocks away! I'm surprised you found it that far away. My shoe was pretty far away too.
Well, I haven't had the occasion to use a long ladder since "the accident" but I have used step ladders. They aren't really ladders.
Gorgeous!
8 months agoYellow trumpet shaped flowers...
Maybe yellow trumpet flower?
https://www.inaturalist.org/taxa/48363-Tecoma-stans
That cow has a good eye for composition!
Those spirit houses might seem boring without their bovine guide.
I love the thieving dog story. It reminds me of the time decades ago when I was painting a house (one of my ‘careers’ before I got a real one). I was barefoot up on the roof of a two story house painting the trim line by leaning over the edge, and when I climbed down the ladder again I found one of my shoes missing. A passerby said he saw a shoe advancing down the street with a dog attached, and it was eventually found inside a doghouse a few blocks away.
And like you, I finally stopped doing ladder work like that. I’m lucky I didn’t break my neck.
And you have stopped climbing on ladders, correct?
Thank you, Carolyn.
8 months agoLove the Planet Timelapse entry
8 months ago
That's so cool.
8 months ago