Oh the irony of it all. They call me a snow-bird back home in Anchorage for having left the sub-zero weather of Alaska for sunny California. But today my truck is parked of the side of highway 79, which is closed for 5 to 6 hours, while power line crews clear a tree that fell across the highway and onto the powerlines. So I walked home, and while my batteries hold I can post this online. Luckily I made a trip to the liquor store and the library yesterday so I'm all set.
This was the road home. A hard working neighbor has plowed much of Iron Springs Rd. that the county doesn't maintain. Still I was lucky not to have hurt my truck. I was able to carry my little Honda generator to my house and that's the only reason I'm able to be on the computer now, since I had exhausted the battery this afternoon posting the earlier set of images. 9:00 p.m. now and still no electricity. I think it's time to sponge bath and get to that story book I've been promising myself all day.
A long day, an adventure, I'm sore and tired. A good day.
A long day, an adventure, I'm sore and tired. A good day.
This was the road home. A hard working neighbor has plowed much of Iron Springs Rd. that the county doesn't maintain. Still I was lucky not to have hurt my truck. I was able to carry my little Honda generator to my house and that's the only reason I'm able to be on the computer now, since I had exhausted the battery this afternoon posting the earlier set of images. 9:00 p.m. now and still no electricity. I think it's time to sponge bath and get to that story book I've been promising myself all day.
A long day, an adventure, I'm sore and tired. A good day.
A long day, an adventure, I'm sore and tired. A good day.
