There have been many hummers in sweetie's garden, and we loved to sit and watch them. One afternoon I was watering a part of the garden using a hose. A hummer came by and started drinking from the output, hovering just inches from me until satisfied.Several people here appear to enjoy bird pictures. I have humming birds in my backyard. They can fly up to 60 mph. That's 380 body lengths per second. A 6-foot person would have to move 760 yards per second or a bit over 1,500mph to match a hummingbird's scale speed.
Does that oil cap say 5W30?My neighbor got very sick last year and he hasn't been driving his 2006 Acura TSX in over a year. He mentioned to me he was ready to get back on the road. The battery was of course dead. I got him a new AGM battery and put it in for him. It's a very small battery, so small it has no carrying strap or handle. I was walking around holding it with one hand. I took the old battery back to O'Reilley's and it was still under warranty and my neighbor came out $40 ahead in the end. The car needs a good scrubbing.
Right on!
Love those roads.Temperatures hit upper 70s in the early afternoon along the coast. I needed a cold fix. Gelato and raspberry mousse cake.
I proceeded to the Methusela tree along Skyline Blvd. Not to be confused with the similarly named bristlecone pine called Methuselah in the Great Basin which is probably the oldest living tree on the planet. Methusela is coastal redwood and just about a spry 1,900 years old.
Miss Moneypenny may be spotted in the background,
shell gas station near home
I then took the Old La Honda Road, a narrow winding mountain road until I hit the new La Honda Road.
On La Honda Road I passed an old barn.
My next stop was nearby Pigeon Point Lighthouse.
There I saw this VW Type 3 outside the lighthouse hostel.
I had an early dinner at a Yucatan-style Mexican restaurant. I had Mayan poc chuc. That's very tasty pork marinated in lime.
Many memories on those roads.Temperatures hit upper 70s in the early afternoon along the coast. I needed a cold fix. Gelato and raspberry mousse cake.
I proceeded to the Methusela tree along Skyline Blvd. Not to be confused with the similarly named bristlecone pine called Methuselah in the Great Basin which is probably the oldest living tree on the planet. Methusela is coastal redwood and just about a spry 1,900 years old.
Miss Moneypenny may be spotted in the background,
I then took the Old La Honda Road, a narrow winding mountain road until I hit the new La Honda Road.
On La Honda Road I passed an old barn.
My next stop was nearby Pigeon Point Lighthouse.
There I saw this VW Type 3 outside the lighthouse hostel.
I had an early dinner at a Yucatan-style Mexican restaurant. I had Mayan poc chuc. That's very tasty pork marinated in lime.
