Sunday, March 1, 2009
One month's work
WKU Hilltoppers vs University of South Alabama Jaguars.
Fall Creek Falls, Tennessee.
Lone Star Rodeo at the WKU Ag Expo Center.
Friday the 13th apartment fire on 13th Street. January 13, 2009.
Louisville and Paducah shortline Strauss Trunnion Bascule Bridge in Rockport, Ky.
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Tuesday, February 10, 2009
Catching Up.
Alright, so I'm almost caught up with updates. Here's a few frames from Christmas and the New Year.
Exploring an abandoned insane asylum in the Blue Ridge Mountains.
Exploring abandonments on the Eastern shore of Virginia.
Christmas with the family.
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Tuesday, January 27, 2009
Inauguration 2009
My inaugural adventures started out on Saturday, January 17, 2009. I woke up at 6 and drove the 5 hours from Lynchburg, Va. to Edgewood, Md. to catch the inaugural train. President Obama and Vice President Biden took a "whistle stop" train tour from Philadelphia, Penn. to Washington, DC. (reminiscent of Abraham Lincoln's same inaugural train trip in 1861) The atmosphere was electric as thousands of people braved the cold at the Edgewood MARC station to try and get a glimpse at the inaugural train.
Here are some photos from Inauguration Day, 2009. Thanks for looking!
Coffee we can believe in:
Of course it wouldn't have been an inauguration if a few trouble makers hadn't shown up.
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Sunday, December 7, 2008
Thanksgiving and trains
I stopped in to see my family on the way back from working at the archives in Roanoke this week. We had a little snow and I spent most of the night chasing freight trains in my old stomping grounds. Watching the glowing headlights of an approaching train light up a snowy right of way in the middle of the night is pure magic.
Stopped by my old high school for a basketball game. We didn't lose!!!
Spent thanksgiving with my family at the beach. I love my little sister Laura.
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Friday, November 21, 2008
The Wesleys
Mae and her son Carroll live alongside the railroad tracks outside Eubank, Ky. and sell firewood for a living. They live in part of an abandoned general store and use two woodstoves to cook their meals and heat their home during the winter months.
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