When I visited my folks a few weeks back, I saw this tiny flower of the Wahlenbergia genus poking out from behind part of my dad’s Allis-Chalmers HD10 bulldozer.
The Allis-Chalmers HD10 is a mid-century crawler that can have put in decades of service with proper care and maintenance. This HD10 has been parked for a few years, but it should be fire up with a new battery and minimal work.
I wasn’t around when someone recently tore up a section of road in front of my apartment for subterranean work. They then filled it back in, repaved it, and repainted the top portion of letters warning of the road’s speed hump just out of frame. Unfortunately (or perhaps fortunately by design), “BUMP” was transformed into “BOMP.”
My cousin Becky, who is thankfully recovering from a medical emergency, recently adopted this six-month-old kitten she calls Willow. When I visited, Willow insisted that I give her my water bottle’s cap, which I did. She played with it for most of the time that I was there. I took this photo of Willow while she was taking a break on the lower shelf of the coffee table.
One night while visiting my folks, we picked up dinner at the Pizza Inn in Jesup, GA. This mural was painted on the side of the building with the words: “Jesup: The Town that Trains Built.”
