Dabbling

This evening Keith & I went to Quiznos Sub on Monroe Street here in Tallahassee. We have decided that we like this place and will eat here often as it seems to be better than Subway: the food is hot. I the course of this evenings conversation, the subject of the pictures we took last Sunday while in historic downtown Tallahassee was briefly touched upon. With no further adieu here are 3 of many we took.

The old tree is by a church downtown and the whole area is worth two or three hours for a tour. On the self-guided tour we saw many, many trees covered extensively with Spanish Moss. As we approached the State buildings the latest addition to downtown was spotted and Keith felt obligated to pay hommage to the Dolphins.

As I get time I will have future versions of this travel log blog. Maybe some Geocaching sites too. However, no one wants to go into the forests with me for fear of the mosquitoes and other unknown bad forest creatures.

Panama City North

I spent an interesting day as the navigator for the voice testing of some simulcast area grids. Everything went very well I thought since I only had one dropped call all day – this is pretty impressive. You would be even more impressed with the remoteness of the area in parts of the central panhandle. The Delorme Street Atlas shows roads but when you get there the roads are reall two tracks and you can go for 5 miles and then find a gate blocking a county road. So what do you do? Well, you go all the way around only to find the roblocked on the other side with 3 miles in between the two gates. It sort of reminds one of the old wild west and midwest where the land owners put up toll gates and charged for crossing the land.

Today when we got back to home base hotel, I revamped the My Humor section of the website to make two pages as the time to load of the humor page was becoming too long. Now I have a shorter main humor page and an archived humor page: much nicer I think.