Old school museum

We went to the Denver museum of natural history while we were visiting my brother. That is an old school style museum! They have these huge gallries with mega-sized diaoramas filled with animals. Some were nearly the size of half my house! I have never been to a museum like it.

Secret code... nah

It's the back of my temporary radio operator license plate. It was a handy place to write notes on. This is actually a list of times. When I bought a new radio for my truck I went cheap and got one at walmart for like 30.00. It plays MP3s (which is what I wanted)... one problem... when you turn off the truck, the radio does not save your place in the MP3... No biggie, right? Well, I listen to audio books (for the most part) while I am in my truck so the tracks are like 45-110 minutes long... you can see my problem now can't you? Basically I have to denote the time before I shut off my truck on this handy dandy note card. This sheet represents about four months of driving and audio book listening.

Farwell Stripling & Cox

The Stripling & Cox building (headquarters) was located on Camp Bowie... was. The company folded up many months back and they finally decided to clear the old building. It's been there well before I was born and it's kind of sad to see it go.

Something interesting I found

I found this bit of art on a caution cone sitting at the Exxon in Burleson, Tx. I have no idea what it means but I thought it was interesting enough to shoot.