Through all the seasons we'll keep going on
Survived another week on my humor blog too. Somehow. Here, you explain it.
- MiSTed: Safety First (part 9 of 16)
- How To Use An Old-Style Rotary Telephone
- Statistics Saturday: The Alphabet In Order Of Its First Appearance in _We Didn't Start The Fire_
- 60s Popeye: Disguise the Limit, somehow *not* Private Eye Popeye
- Judge Parker and The Phantom look odd because Mike Manley isn't drawing them
- I'm Late Writing Up Mark Trail This Week, Sorry
- What's Going On In Mark Trail? What is Bee Sharp's Deal? March - June 2022
- MiSTed: Safety First (part 10 of 16)
Now that Cedar Point closed for the day here's just another dozen pictures of walking out of a place I've walked out of a hundred times already.
Llamas and donkeys at the ``historical'' farm/petting zoo in the Frontier Trail area.
Miniature horses trying to join the migration of going home.
The llamas or possibly alpacas were shorn pretty tight, which is probably more comfortable in the summer sun, but does make their necks look even less real.
The Trail Tavern has not just moss but grass and even a small tree growing in it. The Panda Express at the start of the Frontier Trail had a similar pleasant overgrowth, but they cleaned that off before the 2021 season.
The sky (looking east) over the Midway now that the sun's considering maybe setting sometime today. The jet contrails only make it look like there've been fireworks.
And here's a contrail making a neat tangent to ValRavn's curves.
Trivia: The 1974 Memorandum of Understanding between NASA and Canada's National Research Council regarding the building of the Canadarm guaranteed Canadian access to the space shuttle, but specifically only that Canadian experiments would be able to fly on it, not guaranteeing space for Canadian astronauts. Source: Canadarm and Collaboration: How Canada's Astronauts and Space Robots Explore New Worlds, Elizabeth Howell.
Currently Reading: The First Irish Cities: An Eighteenth-Century Transformation, David Dickson.