While watching hang gliders at the Torrey Pines Gliderport yesterday, Kongo also took time to check out the sail planes that were zipping about the human flyers. These were definitely big boy toys and very fun to watch flying.
After four days of rain, some of it torrential, the skies finally cleared over San Diego this afternoon. We needed the rain, of course. California is in the midst of a biblical drought and at Kongo’s house more than four inches fell. At least that’s how much the pool level rose. Since we only average
Here’s another take on Ailsa’s Travel Theme this week, which is WORK. Last night Kongo attended a “steel cutting ceremony” at a San Diego shipyard. The ceremony marks the official start of construction on a new ship. Above a pretty fancy machine makes the first “official” cut on a inch-plus piece of steel plate that
This week’s Word Press Photo Challenge is “threes.” To meet this challenge Kongo submits this image of three strings of red chili peppers hung from a house in Santa Fe. In New Mexico, strings of red chili peppers are a symbol of hospitality.
This week Ailsa’s Travel Theme is “Work.” Kongo chose this happy guy directing traffic around street repairs near Canyon Road in Santa Fe, New Mexico for his entry to the work theme. See more “work” images at Ailsa’s Where’s My Backpack blog.
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