Lt. Morse has a great post up today. Go, read it. Michael captures a side of life and the job which I try to portray, and he’s been doing it longer and better than I.
If you don’t regularly follow Rescuing Providence, you should.
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This morning as I was proofreading some previous entries, I realized that I’ve been improperly captioning things for at least a week. It’s July, not June. Wishful thinking, perhaps. I’m left wondering if no-one noticed, or if no-one told me. (Mrs. Mack505 says she didn’t notice.) They’re fixed now. I’ve also added a new plugin [...] July 24 – Now THIS is tailgating. Beth and I went to Skip’s Drive-in in Merrimac for their annual Mega-Cruise. There were over 550 cars in attendance, which is actually down from last year’s total. It’s still amazing to see, and a great time for the price of a burger and fries. Beth is [...] Tags: cars, family, nostalgia, Project 365 | Category: Project 365 | Leave a comment |  Print This Post
I could wax philosophical, but I won’t. Photographed on the summit of Pleasant Mountain, Bridgton, ME. Tags: family, landscapes, Project 365 | Category: family, Project 365 | Leave a comment | Print This PostOr as the Chief likes to describe it, Hose Deployment and Reloading Drill. It’s ugly work, but it has to be done. Tags: fire department, Project 365 | Category: fire, Project 365 | Leave a comment | Print This PostThe small boy stares in awe, doing what little boys have done at firehouses for over a century. He’s had plenty of time to see whatever he wants. He’s looked inside all of the compartments and had all of the tools explained to him. He’s sat in the engine and pretended to drive the gleaming [...]
July 18 – Undertow? What undertow? Last day at the beach for a while.
July 19 – My nemesis. A while back I converted all of my RC steam locomotives to use one Specktrum DX6 transmitter. It works great, until it doesn’t. Then I can’t run anything. [...] Tags: landscapes, live steam, Project 365 | Category: Project 365 | Leave a comment | Print This Post
I spent the day running steam trains with friends and the evening at Plum Island with family. This is the Parker River just after sunset on the way home. Tags: landscapes, Parker River, Project 365 | Category: Project 365 | Leave a comment | Print This Post
My mother-in-law has been christened the Nikon Lady by a professional photographer. I don’t think it was a term of endearment, but she does good work. As a matter of fact, we do own this road. At least until the mess is cleaned up. Tags: fire apparatus, fire department, Project 365 | Category: fire, Project 365 | Leave a comment | Print This Post |
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