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11/26/05

Now if we can just get past Christmas.

These turkeys managed to survive this Holiday Season but will they make it past Christmas. Since they are wild birds and the hunting season isn't till spring I think they will do fine. I hope everyone had a good Thanksgiving.

12/04/05

Tis the Season

Well it is that time of year again. Christmas is right around the corner and the snow is falling. While it can make driving a pain it also creates some beautiful scenes, and creates some photographic challenges. This image comes from a rest area near North Platte NE.

12/11/05

One of the reasons I do what I do.

Every once in a while a scene presents it self that just takes the breath away. This one was on I-80 in Wyoming. Scenes like this one are part of the reason that people leave their homes to roam the highways delivering goods all over the country. My photos are truly feeble attempt to capture the beauty of what I got to see by being there. 

12/17/05

Watching the Ice melt.

I got to load during an ice storm in Kernersville NC. Everything was going very slow to make sure no one got hurt, which left me time to just watch the icicles on my truck melt while I was waiting. Not all of my job is fun and games, but what the heck I still do it everyday. Now if my gloves would just dry out.

12/25/05

At home in the snow

My daughter brought her dog Jax with them when they came over for Christmas. He loves the snow, can you tell? Fortunately we had plenty of it for him to play in, along with my Grandkids.

12/31/05

After the leaves have gone.

Remember those aspens that were dressed in their Fall finery? Well the leaves have gone and the snow has replaced them. This again was taken from the porch of our house on the Round 2 It Ranch.

1/06/06

The Northern Sierra Nevada Mountains

The road from Carson City Nevada south to Bishop California has some spectacular scenery, unfortunately there are few places to park a semi long enough to get the photos I wanted to take. I did finally find this spot though. What a way to start the New Year.

2/4/06

What is that your hauling?

Consider this as a public service announcement. I am often asked what this is. It is part of a wind generator. This is the housing that holds all of the major working parts and sits on top of the tower, around 250 feet in the air. At this point it is just a fiberglass housing, after it is loaded with the generator, and the shaft that the hub and blades will be attached to it requires at least 9 axels to haul.

2/14/06

Foggy morning at Long Beach Ca.

Since I am loading tomorrow morning at the Port of Long Beach I thought that this would be appropriate. The early mornings can have a very unique feel as the fog rolls in off of the Pacific. The tugs moving in and out guiding the bigger ships in to dockside add to the feeling of constant energy.

2/18/06

Oregon back roads.

Oregon is a land of many faces, the high deserts of the east and the forests of central Oregon and of course one of the most beautiful coastlines in the world.  I had the pleasure of running up from central Nevada along the back roads like this one.

02/24/06

On the Wing

Since I am at home this weekend my wife and I went for a drive looking for photos. We came upon this hawk sitting in this tree beside the road. He was nice enough to hang around till I got a number of images. This is my favorite of the group.

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