Brown, freshly fertilized farm fields, offset the pallet of grays in the sky, the tan of the winter-killed grass, the snow around. A land waits in fallow for spring to come again.
Sunday December 29, 2019 — Great Western Turnpike — Weaver Lake 🗺
I often get annoyed about internet advertising, as it’s so wrong at understanding what your thinking or considering buying. While I get it that advertisers want you to consider related alternatives to a product you are browsing, many of the ads are things you aren’t interested in or are not likely to buy at all.
From Hang Gliders Cliff. I always love looking at Settles Hill with the little farms on it and houses. It's not as big as the escarpment, but with all of the life in it, is so beautiful.
Sunday December 27, 2009 — John Boyd Thacher State Park
That news came in the middle of a press conference about the Trump administration relaxing fuel economy rules — a change that will make it easier for Americans to buy more of the big, fuel-guzzling trucks and SUVs that car buyers love.
Trump's endorsement surprised, delighted and somewhat confused American kei car enthusiasts.
It is not actually illegal to build tiny cars for the U.S. auto market. The problem is that kei cars built for foreign countries don't meet U.S. safety standards, so you can't import them unless you're willing to buy an antique. And companies could build tiny cars to U.S. standards, but given the American preference for big vehicles, they simply don't.