I only took a few pictures this week. I hadn't even had a cold all winter, but I managed to catch one this week- felt like crap from about Tuesday on, and still feel like crap. All because I got that haircut...took all my powers...should have waited a few weeks... But I noticed that you can see the radar station on Apple Orchard Mtn. from N.B.Handy in Lynchburg... after zooming in- I might get a bigger,better,stronger camera some day, but I like the one i've got for taking drive-by pictures. Sundown on I-85, headed to Charlotte. I went from Charlotte up to Greensboro and loaded one of these big cylinder things going to a nuclear power plant in Pottstown, Pa. It was almost 80 degrees in Greensboro, I was sweating in a T shirt tarping the load. I don't know why it had to be tarped, it was a stainless steel canister to hold used fuel rods. Anyway, when I got to Pottstown that night it was 30 degrees and the wind was blowing so hard that it felt like there was a gorilla on each side of the cab rocking it back and forth. Saw some geese the next morning. Cooling towers- Then I went to Wellsville, Pa. and loaded aluminum logs going to Prince George, Va. Unloaded them that evening and went home. Sundown on Long Island Road, near Gladys, Va. Old iron bridge at Eagle Rock, Va. I saw this Ranger stepside pickup like mine with a house on the back going up I-79. Guess i'll build a house on mine now... I got to Coconut Lake Pa. that night and parked in the K-Mart parking lot. Next morning it was 34 degrees and snowing...snowing. I was originally supposed to go to Greenville, Pa. and get another load of roll-off bodies, but we had a truck sitting at rt.22 and 30 with a load of steel that was broke down. A bearing had locked up on one of the trailer axles, so the plan was to get this big wrecker to put the coils on my trailer and chain the trailer axles up on his trailer so he could get it back to the shop. The plan worked great, except now I have to deliver the coils in N.C. Monday morning. The owner of the wrecker company- she supervised the whole operation.