Rainy, rainy, rainy. An unexpected turn of events: I noticed a Nissan Leaf plugged in for a recharge, unaware that the EOU campus had such facilities for electric cars, and when the owner came along, conversation ensued and culminated with driving (yes, me at the wheel) around several blocks in the neighborhood. Recharged, the owner took off for his home in Pendleton — and he tells me that if he drives moderately, he can make a Pendleton-La Grande round trip in one go. Both the conversation and the driving experience turned out to be quite pleasant and informative.
Category: walkabout / local
rDay Eight-Hundred-Thirteen: Automotive Edition
As Ken Kesey said: “… you’re either on the bus or off the bus …”
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Continuing our tradition of banal photography …
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They Hold Grudges, I’m Told
Well, here is an interesting piece.
Somewhat akin to practicing scales on the piano, whenever I am walking about with Nikon in hand, I try to quickly follow and focus on any flying object that crosses overhead, just to see if I can do it. I don’t know the difference between crows and ravens (and googling hasn’t really helped me clear up the distinction), but whatever we have here, we have a bunch of them. Like these from the other day.







































































