I am glad that I went down to the library to work. The truck’s seats are so much easier on my back then my uncomfortable chair at home.
Pretty clear day up at the Gulf
Fossil Fuels Will Continue To Dominate For Decades To Come
While optimism has helped to galvanize support for a global energy transition, a degree of realism is necessary as well. It will likely be decades before a full global energy transition can take place, and in the meantime, the most effective way to reduce emissions would be to control consumption. This is a process that faces financial, technological, and social hurdles, and predicting how long it will take is a near-impossible task. The energy transition may have begun, but there is a very long way to go before fossil fuel dominance is truly challenged.
Clear Cut
On the section of Cole Hill before the steep incline where it drops off.
Taken on Sunday March 20, 2011 at Cole Hill State Forest.Oak Tree
In black and white print along the Former Centerville Road on the Pine Bush hike.
Taken on Saturday March 19, 2011 at Albany Pine Bush.Horse Manure on Trail
I was surprised to see the horse manure on top of the snow. I guess one of the farm people around here was riding back here, with the snow still up here.
Taken on Saturday March 26, 2011 at John Boyd Thacher State Park.Snow Depth – Friday March 19
While we didn’t get any snow in the Albany area or much of the Hudson and Mohawk Valleys they got a good dusting through most of the hilltowns, and they are still retaining a lot of snow in the Adirondacks and Green Mountains.