The past few posts have all been about scams and spam, haven’t they? Ah well, it happens. Lack of massive inspiration on the blog.
I can say, things are happening. The other day a regular reader of the blog and member of the Digital RV Forums popped by! Good to meet him and his pup. Wouldn’t you know, I’m lousy with names, so drop a comment and remind me (it always takes me 3 times with names for some reason).
Andy, Brooke, and Jordie (featured in the photo) did a short climb in the Dells the other day. Unfortunately the days are getting shorter, so we didn’t have much time out. But I was happy to get the photo of Jordie (I’m probably spelling his name wrong).
The past few days have found me on the phone a lot. The Phoenix employer only wants to offer part time, which implies no benefits. Ah, that’s not setting so well with me. Other options have presented themselves, and we’ll see what comes of them. Nothing more will be said on that topic.
Yesterday I got it in my head to take a ride out to Skull Valley again. The drive out is interesting, landscape is a little desolate, and I like it.
The one gas station in the town of Skull Valley presented an interesting photo opportunity. All the colors seemed just right. Of course, I’m just a fan of the blues and yellows. 
And last evening before sunset I took a few photos of the moon. Half way there.
Well, off to get ready for a climb. I was supposed to be hitting a blogger get together in town today, but Matt and Jordie got in touch to see about climbing. I haven’t been out much lately, so take the opportunity when it’s available. I’m sure I’ll meet up with the other bloggers again in the near future. :) Sorry for missing the event all.
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They’ve really dolled up the Skull Valley gas station. Seems to me I had a pic of it back a while, when it was it’s old self. I’ll have to go check. Is the cafe there open yet? I heard that someone had bought it.
OK, I looked it up; pic was taken back in Feb-March & it was the old country gas station at the time. A city slicker has moved in…
Granny J,
I noticed it looked different. Very different. I’d been there last Spring and again in June, and didn’t remember it looking so good. But the colors seemed just right when I took the photo. Several more as well.