Our first stop was new tires for the van because they were all messed up for some reason (see previous post). That took a very long time, and we didn't get to leave Albuquerque until around 10.
But I sold a Precisely Terminated to the guy who changed out tires!
Some pretty scenery
More scenery.
We had a 12 hour drive, so I had a lot of opportunities to take pictures.
We had a 12 hour drive, so I had a lot of opportunities to take pictures.
A raven we saw at the Arizona rest stop
We drove all the way through Arizona with only one stop at the border.
We have an idea of what we think it is now,
but we want to know what YOU think it is. Or think it could be. :)
but we want to know what YOU think it is. Or think it could be. :)
Finally in CA.
The drive to LA took much longer than anticipated because the speed limit for cars with trailers is 55 mph and everyone else gets to go 70mph, and when scheduling our time for travel, we thought we'd be going 70, too, not knowing about their trailer law.
They look kind of like the blades on a wind-farm windmill.
ReplyDeleteVery fun socks. =D
That is exactly what I was going to say; we have two on campus.
ReplyDeleteanother thing you see often on our highways, planes and plane parts. headed to EAB (Edwards Airforce Base)
ReplyDeleteExactly, blades for power generating windmills. They have them lining the gorge on the way from Oregon To Washington :)
ReplyDeleteWe have lots of those around here too. They drive through around here a lot.
ReplyDeleteWe also think they are turbine blades. :-)
ReplyDeleteYeah they are blades for a wind turbine which everyone else is saying ;) NIce socks, too!
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