Walking out the front door. The house across the way, is a ridiculously old man, whom I have named Frank, he has a beagle that is so old it has a pot belly. Which I have named Norman. I would take a picture of the only homeless man in town, whom I have named Victor, but I am not entirely sure where he spends his mornings. Victor likes Didge, but he has only met Didge when has been drunk. He also takes my cans and bottles to the bottle depot for me.
typing in the code. With the door handles, that make my hands look really small. But is also an awesome feature, since I always know where my truck keys are, in the cup holder.
The Bridge to leave town. This is not the only way to leave town, but it is the fastest, and the closest to the coffee shop. Which as of a couple years ago, also exports their delicious coffee to the United States of America.
Morning Coffee First. I go here every single morning, on the mornings when I dont feel like talking, I can place my money, and coffee card on the counter, and get my order without uttering one word. I buy enough cups of coffee through out the week, that I always get to fill up my coffee card, and have free coffee friday. Which the workers say I have to have something more expensive and new.
The Grocery store I shop at. I generally go here on tuesdays, since that is when all the deals are. Except for today, since last time, I stocked enough up.
Main Street. Main street, what can I say about it, it is what it is. Its a lot shorter than it looks.
The lake, and the last turn before work. This not the only access to the lake, there also a beach five minutes walk from my place, than there is dog beach, which is the same lake. But dogs are allowed to swim in that part.
Welsh Lakes
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Interesting... Thanks for the tour.
Anytime B, its not the most interesting of towns, 3500 ppl. It's more like a giant high school, complete with the drama and back stabbing. The coffee shop is like the cafeteria where everyone gathers, to swap gossip.
The new profile picture is of a hike up to welsh lakes, 500 meters of elevation gain in 4kms.
That looks like a beautiful place, but the photo is too small to see good. Stick it in the post, large size.
Done, and its clickable.
Thanks, that IS a beautiful photo!
That photo is not altered in the slightest, that picture was taken from the camera, than straight from the camera onto here.
Cool pics! Oh, and you'll be happy to know, it turns out the clown in those pics fell asleep at the wheel. Oddly enough, you can read about me doing that when you read http://jayinva.blogspot.com/2010/09/country-squire-includes-picture.html
Peace <3
Jay
Vrooom vroom .. off to work you go, but you are probably back home by now. When I first read this post, I was inspired to take my own work route photo tour, but I'm a slacker, so I didn't ;)
Love that lake picture!
No way, do it. I wanna see, I've never been where you live!
If I did, I would be forced to take you the scenic route, instead of my real route through the hood and past somebody else's grandma's house.
I wanna see the hood and somebody else's gmama's house!
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