April through June 2010

When I was in my thirties, my job kept me on the road 5 days a week. To make things more interesting, I began writing down the slogans, witty sayings, and Bible verses on church signs. I thought I'd seen everything, but this sign is definitely something I didn't expect to see: the church with no pastor, and no name. Judging from the looks of the rust, they've been without a pastor for a long time. When I saw this, I would have thought it to be a defunct church, but they're obviously still meeting: I took the picture during the Easter season, and they had the sign decorated for Resurrection Sunday. Taken near Easley/Dacusville, SC.

Easley, SC, April 2010

A little "friend" we ran across on an early evening stroll. We've seen a lot of snakes lately. We have an arrangement with them... we'll leave them alone as long as they leave us alone. lol

Mitsy and Kolton

My daughter was in an auto accident in April of 2010, which required that she be transported by ambulance to the hospital emergency room. A few days later, still sore, but able to travel, I wanted her to take me to the accident scene so I could try to piece together what had happened. While we initially had trouble finding the accident location, we stumbled across this old railway station near Piedmont, SC. The weather being overcast and windy and not really conducive to taking the best quality pictures, we only took a few shots while we were there, being short on time.

My daughter was in an auto accident in April of 2010, which required that she be transported by ambulance to the hospital emergency room. A few days later, still sore, but able to travel, I wanted her to take me to the accident scene so I could try to piece together what had happened. While we initially had trouble finding the accident location, we stumbled across this old railway station near Piedmont, SC. The weather being overcast and windy and not really conducive to taking the best quality pictures, we only took a few shots while we were there, being short on time.

My daughter was in an auto accident in April of 2010, which required that she be transported by ambulance to the hospital emergency room. A few days later, still sore, but able to travel, I wanted her to take me to the accident scene so I could try to piece together what had happened. While we initially had trouble finding the accident location, we stumbled across this old railway station near Piedmont, SC. The weather being overcast and windy and not really conducive to taking the best quality pictures, we only took a few shots while we were there, being short on time.

My daughter was in an auto accident in April of 2010, which required that she be transported by ambulance to the hospital emergency room. A few days later, still sore, but able to travel, I wanted her to take me to the accident scene so I could try to piece together what had happened. While we initially had trouble finding the accident location, we stumbled across this old railway station near Piedmont, SC. The weather being overcast and windy and not really conducive to taking the best quality pictures, we only took a few shots while we were there, being short on time.

My daughter was in an auto accident in April of 2010, which required that she be transported by ambulance to the hospital emergency room. A few days later, still sore, but able to travel, I wanted her to take me to the accident scene so I could try to piece together what had happened. While we initially had trouble finding the accident location, we stumbled across this old railway station near Piedmont, SC. The weather being overcast and windy and not really conducive to taking the best quality pictures, we only took a few shots while we were there, being short on time.

My daughter was in an auto accident in April of 2010, which required that she be transported by ambulance to the hospital emergency room. A few days later, still sore, but able to travel, I wanted her to take me to the accident scene so I could try to piece together what had happened. While we initially had trouble finding the accident location, we stumbled across this old railway station near Piedmont, SC. The weather being overcast and windy and not really conducive to taking the best quality pictures, we only took a few shots while we were there, being short on time.

My daughter was in an auto accident in April of 2010, which required that she be transported by ambulance to the hospital emergency room. A few days later, still sore, but able to travel, I wanted her to take me to the accident scene so I could try to piece together what had happened. While we initially had trouble finding the accident location, we stumbled across this old railway station near Piedmont, SC. The weather being overcast and windy and not really conducive to taking the best quality pictures, we only took a few shots while we were there, being short on time.

My daughter was in an auto accident in April of 2010, which required that she be transported by ambulance to the hospital emergency room. A few days later, still sore, but able to travel, I wanted her to take me to the accident scene so I could try to piece together what had happened. While we initially had trouble finding the accident location, we stumbled across this old railway station near Piedmont, SC. The weather being overcast and windy and not really conducive to taking the best quality pictures, we only took a few shots while we were there, being short on time.

My daughter was in an auto accident in April of 2010, which required that she be transported by ambulance to the hospital emergency room. A few days later, still sore, but able to travel, I wanted her to take me to the accident scene so I could try to piece together what had happened. While we initially had trouble finding the accident location, we stumbled across this old railway station near Piedmont, SC. The weather being overcast and windy and not really conducive to taking the best quality pictures, we only took a few shots while we were there, being short on time.

Not sure what it is, but it graced our glass door at the radio station I use as home base for overseeing the network. He showed up on a Thursday on the brick adjacent to the door, but he moved over to the glass entrance by the next morning. By the third morning, he relocated himself to an out-of-the-way part of the walkway, and we haven't seen him since. In attempting this shot, I didn't have a stand or anything to stabilize my hands, and I tried a half-dozen shots before I got these, the clearer of the bunch. (It seems my hands aren't quite as stable as they used to be.)

Not sure what it is, but it graced our glass door at the radio station I use as home base for overseeing the network. He showed up on a Thursday on the brick adjacent to the door, but he moved over to the glass entrance by the next morning. By the third morning, he relocated himself to an out-of-the-way part of the walkway, and we haven't seen him since. In attempting this shot, I didn't have a stand or anything to stabilize my hands, and I tried a half-dozen shots before I got these, the clearer of the bunch. (It seems my hands aren't quite as stable as they used to be.)

Not sure what it is, but it graced our glass door at the radio station I use as home base for overseeing the network. He showed up on a Thursday on the brick adjacent to the door, but he moved over to the glass entrance by the next morning. By the third morning, he relocated himself to an out-of-the-way part of the walkway, and we haven't seen him since. In attempting this shot, I didn't have a stand or anything to stabilize my hands, and I tried a half-dozen shots before I got these, the clearer of the bunch. (It seems my hands aren't quite as stable as they used to be.)

Not sure what it is, but it graced our glass door at the radio station I use as home base for overseeing the network. He showed up on a Thursday on the brick adjacent to the door, but he moved over to the glass entrance by the next morning. By the third morning, he relocated himself to an out-of-the-way part of the walkway, and we haven't seen him since. In attempting this shot, I didn't have a stand or anything to stabilize my hands, and I tried a half-dozen shots before I got these, the clearer of the bunch. (It seems my hands aren't quite as stable as they used to be.)

Great-grand-mother Verna ("Nanny") and Kolton