Get your kicks
This is just way too cool! It’s an unreleased clip from the show Route 66, shot entirely at the Central Terminal. It’s very rare to see video taken of the building during this era.
Similar Posts
Rehoboth Beach/Lewes, Delaware photos
ByDerekI’m just too busy to find the time to write up a description about our trip, so I’ll post a few photo albums and show you some of the new camera work. Enjoy! This album is powered by BubbleShare – Add to my blog
Share this:
Spam of the Week
ByDerekSometimes I think Spammers are just misunderstood people. If we would just read more closely and try harder to understand what they’re attempting to tell us, I think we wouldn’t be so adversarial when these slip into our inbox. And so, I launch my “Spam of the Week” column. This week’s entry comes from “Jerry”….
Share this:
- Cambree | Derek | Photography
Cambree… awake
ByDerekHaven’t posted many photos of Cambree lately because until yesterday she was still in constant sleep mode. Now she’s finally staying awake for awhile and giving us some face time. So here’s one shot of her room… And three of those ohsocute faces…
Share this:
The ultimate NIMBY effect: gas prices
ByDerekI was listening to Valero‘s second quarter conference call today, and while I’m sure that the prospect of another big oil company reporting all time record earnings will upset the likes of the Expose Exxon crowd, the downside of supply and demand is that darn supply-side sometimes can bite you in the ass when it…
Share this:
Volkswagen Introduces Concept A
ByDerekSo, Volkswagen has a concept crossover vehicle along the same lines as the Dodge Caliber that’s been leading my next car [practical] list – the Concept A. The production version should be shown sometime in the next six months and available here in calendar year 2007. Expect pricing to start around $22,000 in the U.S….
Share this:
Town of Hamburg Comprehensive Plan Update
ByDerekTonight, Amanda and I attended the Town of Hamburg’s first public meeting on the update of it’s Comprehensive Plan. This plan, adopted in 1997, is the long term “master plan” for the town. The plan was meant to be revisited every five to ten years, and the Hamburg Town Board initiated this review to address…
Share this: