Friday, August 02, 2013
Cumberland Fire Department, Station 2
Thursday, August 01, 2013
Happy Thursday
No story in particular here this morning. Just wanting to close my eyes and go to my happy place. This is my happy place. Except for the mosquitoes. I don't like the mosquitoes. That's why I like being here in the winter. The sunrises are just as nice and there isn't a lot of people there. That would make me happy.
Wednesday, July 31, 2013
Tuesday, July 30, 2013
Living Like a King - Inside Graceland
The Living Room
Vernon and Gladys' Room
The Dining Room
The Kitchen. Bitching Carpet and a wood grain microwave.
Just how many peanut butter and 'nanner sandwichs were consumed in here?
The TV Room. Three TV's, because that's how many the President watched.
The Pool Room. Pleated cloth walls and ceiling. I'm so jealous.
Down in the The Jungle Room.
A tour through the Elvis empire. Pay your admission and wait in line. Ride the bus to the front steps. Enter. No flash photography! Stay between the velvet ropes. Keep moving. Please press the corresponding number on your audio tour.
When you think of Elvis - The King of Rock and Roll - you don't picture Graceland being as compact as it was. And oh so seventies.
Monday, July 29, 2013
Finzel Barn
Red, red, red, red, red, red, red, red, red barn. What? That's right. This barn was painted "Holy Cow That's Red" red. Looks good in front of the corn field accented by the John Deere. Located along the National Highway in Garrett County, Maryland, between Frostburg, Finzel and Grantsville.
Sunday, July 28, 2013
Birding at the In-laws
I sat on the In-Law's porch last week until I had to go to the car and get my camera. Of course what I was seeing was the house finches landing on the sunflowers. Do you think they would light on the sunflower after I got my camera? Nooooooo! I did manage these, though. The house finches, ruby throated hummingbird and the house sparrow did cooperate a little.
Friday, July 26, 2013
Fire Museum of Memphis
Fire Museum of Memphis, 118 Adams Avenue, Memphis, Tennessee. Located in old Fire Engine House No. 1. The Memphis Fire Department dates back to 1846. Fire Engine House No. 1 was built in 1910 and the museum opened in 1996.
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