Finished reading: Gilead by Marilynne Robinson 📚
Worth reading. Not light . Will make you re-think many things about how you view the world, people, etc.
I finished my 18 year 2190 mile project of hiking the Appalachian Trail.
Is it finally time to get rid of my RS232 crossover connector?
Google's AI/Storage bait and switch. What could go wrong?
** The problem I fell for the bait. In I clicked on the “free” “Try Gemini in Gmail” option. Goo...If you like Hollywood action movies, I recommend “F1”. Constant action. Enough of a plot. Some parts really play well on “the big screen”.
Day 30: solitude. A beautiful morning alone atop Mt Everett in Massachusetts.
Day 29: winding. More than enough rope to hang a bear bag.
Day 29: winding. This singer sewing machine aboard the “Fram” in Oslo reminds me of a very similar model my grandmother had. There was lots of winding and unwinding of spools of thread.
Day 28: ephemeral. This post will last until mic ro.blog goes away.
Day 27: collective: Peace is a collective effort.
Day 26: bridge. Building a bridge at Caroline furnace with the Potomac Appalachian Trail Club. Cedar logs smell very nice when cut.
Day 25: decay. Forum Romanum. Nihil in aeturnum manet.
Day 24: bloom. One of the prettiest flower arrangements we’ve gotten in a while.
Day 23: fracture. A model of the Norwegian polar exploration ship “Fram” amid much fractured ice.
Day 21: silhouette. Backpacking in Shenandoah National Park
Day 20: gather. I’ve gathered (and eaten) a lot of berries in my day
Day 19: equal. St. Paul cathedral, 5th Ave, Pittsburgh.
Day 18: texture. A somewhat forgettable album. Cool sleeve design though. The name of the album was a cut-out/stensil over the inner sleeve.
Day 17: warmth. The summer palace in Vienna. Because 2 or 3 others were not enough?
Day 16: Blur. Sunrise at Philmont.
Day 15: tie. Scouts having fun with knots.
Day 14: twilight
Day 13: pathway. Sidewalk art by neighborhood kids.
Day 12: hidden. Hidden photo not posted.
Day 11: brick
