I r drunk and i can try to explain things to you folks but i figure that i would let random Stephanie napkin drawings expleian the evening becasue i could drunkin blog & try to explsinf this shart! but intead i am dleaning to this nspkin.

but the tifger is loaded nd he is loaded as well

Just a collection of some photos for the gas meter file!

Having photographed a large collection of gas meter in my time, the only conclusion that I can come to is that I am utterly amazed that more houses don’t randomly explode from gas leaks. :)

Taking Miranda to her morning cult meeting and then I am spending a couple of uninterrupted hours playing guitar in the park :)  Then it is a busy day filled with multiple photo shoots. If i am not exhausted at 8pm tonight I will blog photos from the day but i doubt that that will happen!

here is  few more shots from random Powell River places

An old BcHydro building I think?

Did they happen to need Ambulance’s enough to warrant a proper pick up point?

So almost on the spur of the moment we decided to road trip  up the sunshine coast and stay at the genius campsite that we found last year.

I tossed a bunch of stuff together, we loaded up the xterra and off we went.

After a leisurely drive we found our campsite! (the exact same one that we had before) and I was a burly man and made fire.

This tug took at least 30 min to make it from one side of our view to the other.

there was a great many signs telling us to do things and not do other things.

an awesome view that we discovered on random deactivated forestry roads.

Awesome mail boxes that M wanted to steal.

random disused parking lots with many overgrown signs painted on the walls.

It was a super relaxing weekend.  we were only gone for around 24 hours but it honestly felt like almost a week! You must be in relaxtown when that happens :)

Miranda grabbed this with her iphone after we got it more muddy and stuck

…and I am sure that he owes me a whole flat of cheap American beer!! :) Yesterday we fired up to Squamish with getting muddy being the goal.  We succeeded! :) Josh kept getting stuck in large mud holes and we kept having to pull him out. This one ended up being way worse then it looks here and took over an hour of shoveling and pulling with the xterra to make it unstuck. After he was fully free from all this mud nonsense, and much to the dismay of my darling wife, he promptly drove though it all again at high speeds.  Only to have later turn around and drive though it again when the road turned into a small lake filled with frogs.

all in all fun and mud where both found! :)

More photos for Bike Rack week!