Carter Caves State Park, Kentucky

Bub's and I have decided to do little outings on my days off just to see the area around us. We had never been to Carter Caves and it is only one hour away from Hurricane so we headed out. We toured two caves and Bub's learned to deal with her fear of bats. After the caves we went for a nature walk that turned into the Bataan Death March. We walked about 6 miles through the forest and saw two natural bridges and a snake (Bub's was not happy). The trip with al the new sights was well worth or time and money. Once again we discovered a paradise in our back yard.

Friendly Advise

In Hurricane the only place to get your hair cut (for a man) is Rappolds Barber Shop. Steve and his son Rod cut hair, listen to local citizens dole out their problems and generally solve all the worlds problems every day come rain or shine, except Sundays, Mondays, legal Holidays, Christmas, and the week in July when they go to Myrtle Beach.

Reminiscing

This is the photo of the 1975-76 HHS Varsity first string Offense. Front Row L to R-Bobby Massey, Rusty Sovine, Scott Sowards, Roger Masey, Back Row - L to R - Gray Hodges, David Lincolnlogger, Todd Bachman, J.B. Burdette, David Boyles, Tim Meeks, Bill Leadmon. Look behind the guys and what is not there! 33 years ago...WOW!

Just Desaturation

I love playing with the de-saturation capabilities of this Apple computer.

Mt. Rainier

I had a chance to go out west for a few days. On the way in to Tacoma, Washington we had to fly by Mt Rainier, Mt. Adams, and Mt. Saint Helen's. The Seattle/Tacoma area is really beautiful but I can't handle all the traffic...I-5 is packed bumper to bumper most of the day. Traffic aside, it was a good trip.

One more Morning shot

Nice

Good Morning...Sunrise...

When I woke up this morning I wanted to get a good shot of a sunrise, I hope you like it.