Jamcleat

I have taken a few pictures and posted them at wunderground.com and flickr. Also the flickr album McKelvey Road completes a project that I have been working on this year.

Too often you hear stories of folks that have been disappointed with the service or goods that they have gotten from vendors on the web. I will share a positive experience with www.camerahunter.com. A web site that works with Linux and Firefox. E-mails confirming order, payment, and shipment. A friendly, welcoming, customer-oriented, style in all of the communication. Item received was just as it was described in the easy to navigate on-line catalog. Looking for accesories for your older camera? Looking for vintage or collectible items? Try camerahunter.com. Mr. David Wombacher is a guy I will do business with again. He may not have everything but he had what I was looking for. And the prices were way better than other places I looked, including local chain stores, independent stores, and on-line sites.

A tweet about a WSJ article authored by Penn Jillette that I read Saturday. The article led to an out-loud laugh when I read what it would take for Hummer to meet the fuel economy standard President Obama proposes. Mr. Jillette – this one’s for you.

This is not a great picture but I love it anyways.

Halloween Kitten

I took some pictures of this great restoration of an Austin Healey 100 yesterday. John Burton is a neighbor has spent years working on this. The results are definitely worth the effort. What a great job. Additional pictures in a new window. My son took some of the pictures while the hood was open.

I got up early this morning so that I could take pictures in Fountain Inn of the Fall weather. I have posted a few of them at the Weather Underground picture site. I will select a few more perhaps and put them up to Flickr. When I got back Elvis was sleeping.

I started raking after the pictures were up, took a break for lunch. After lunch, I brought Elvis outside to help me. He wandered about while I raked. If he got too far I would bring him back, hold him a bit, give him some pats, set him down, rake some more, repeat for about an hour.

I still have the back yard to do. I had better get back to it to finish before dark.