Late Night Over the Interstate

Don't try this at home kids. This was my first attempt at night highway pictures. Actually the second picture is my first attempt. I figured that I needed to stabilize a little better. After 10 or 15 more I was starting to get the hang of it. I'll try this again soon. Click on them they'll look better.

Seneca Lake Marina

This is the marina at the north end of Watkins Glen, NY, right on Seneca Lake. Peaceful.

Gardner Music (PG LI)

This one is located to the rear of a pizza shop I no longer remember the name of. It is just south of Memorial Square in Chambersburg, Pa. on the east side of Main Street. Lord only knows how long Gardner's has been gone.

Fact is folks, I'm in dire need of a road trip to get more pictures. Cabin fever is slowly taking its toll. I'm going stir crazy. With any luck this weekend isn't wasted inside. Wish me luck.

One Hot Car

This 'Vette was at the Car Show at the PA Farm Show building in Harrisburg, PA. I took a bunch of pictures at the event but nothing really jump back at me when I downloaded them. The weather is starting to break finally, new subjects could be just around the corner.

A Sly One

This fellow was sitting along an old fence row last year. I spotted him from across the open field and by keeping the wind in my favor I was able to sneak in close enough to low-crawl the last 20 yards. He got a little suspicious so I only managed a couple shots. Or, would you believe, he was at the Eastern Sports and Outdoors show as part of an amateur taxidermy contest.

Start Paining Your Eggs Now

Yes, it's almost here. Eater is only two weeks away, so start paining your eggs now. Peter Cottonail will be hopping down that bunny tail before you know it.

Vanna, I'd like to buy an 'S'.

Redstone's Coke Ovens

These are the beehive coke ovens along State Route 133 in Redstone Colorado. They were used around the turn of the last century to turn raw coal into high grade coke used for making steel. Between 1899 and 1903 there were nearly 250 ovens here, today only about 144 remain. The area behind these ovens is Coal Creek Basin, so that and the nearby railroad and Crystal River made this the ideal place for the ovens. That is Chair Mountain in the background of the second picture.