Photo history of the Central Terminal
Much thanks to CTRC Secretary Sara Etten for putting together this great video on the Terminal’s history and progress!
Much thanks to CTRC Secretary Sara Etten for putting together this great video on the Terminal’s history and progress!
Well, it certainly felt good to not have the EZPass log another toll for me on my way home today, but it certainly made for one heck of a traffic slowdown! Heading southbound at the Black Rock barrier, only the left two toll lanes remained open, which is fine because those were the two “higher…
Scott Adams, who write Dilbert, also has a blog. Some days, it’s just too damn funny, like today’s entry about the death of al-Zarqawi. This is a classic yet rare win-win-win-win scenario. The new Iraqi government is happy because he’s dead. The Americans are happy because he’s dead. Even his friends and coworkers are happy….
May was the Month of Drywall. To be fair, we were warned ahead of time that once we hit the drywall stage it would seem like things were going to slow down. And that was before COVID-19. The entire drywall process took just over 5 weeks – two weeks and change to hang it and…
The Aquarama is gone. For the first time in a long time, there was an unobstructed view of the south side of the Cargill grain elevator, as the Aquarama, more recently known as the Marine Star, was no longer docked along side it. It seems that the rumors were true, and that it is headed…
One last set of photos taken with the 10-22mm lens. Man, the colors in some of these photos are just awesome. Farmer’s Markets in prime season are just great photo subjects! I loved the peppers photo so much, I’ve decided to make it the banner for the time being.