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World class flop!

Jim, you need a vacation.

Damn 2!

I knew a guy named Hoey once. Richard Hoey, little guy ex San Francisco cop and crane style wu shu master that carried a gun.

If the funds were available, I think I'd skip the Alaskan mill and go right to a Lucas or something thereabouts. An Alaskan mill will give a taste, but it's slow and taxing with a bit of Murphy's law in the mix.

Well I didn't know what to expect, but it's a rude awakening when using a winch to get initially aloft. There are the G forces.

He looks like a ballet dancer gone wrong.

One thing, you really get a glimpse into the power of the wind when in a good updraft. Though circling, it shoots you right up with amazing force. Oh my stomach went south...

I've been up in a glider with a national record holding pilot. Interesting, but I don't care to repeat the experience. :|:

Good and bad for sure, Jer, it's kinda complicated. Personal, family, company, even country, it's all mixed in.

A few too many to keep track of.

Creating sculptures out of unseasoned stumps it sure seems like they would crack all to hell when the sun hits them.

Some friends sometimes stop by my shop on their bikes. I hear them roll up outside. A Harley and a BMW. The Harley is much more enjoyable to hear, basically so is the guy riding it.

Great pics. Some steep ground there! Doesn't look like much a fun job making sense of that mess in the snow.

Rainier ale tastes better if you are fishing....tastes wonderful really.

Looking at some of that Jamaican weed, if someone said that it came from a basement in the bronx, I'd still be impressed.

A pretty remarkable safety record considering the number of trains running day in and day out from morning until late at night. The Tokyo metro is really something, running both above and below ground. Pushing the envelope too in developing high speed trains. They have one in the works now...

Thanks, V. At first I was dubious of the same routine each day, I mean the need for it, but I came to see that it's all part of the big picture and when in Rome.... One catastrophe is certainly one time too much. There's a requirement to wear safety toe boots, but the ones I have are spiked...

A precious moment. Children are vulnerable. http://abcnews.go.com/Lifestyle/year-boy-emotion-stepmoms-heartfelt-wedding-vows/story?id=48812320

No, "entertainers"....often housewives working the clubs for extra money or maybe being bored.