This is my busy season. Fireworks shows, fun in the sun, and prepping for Burning Man. Rather than writing the thousands of words that I’d like to, I’ll post a dozen pics instead.
Wheee!
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- T-bone steak, kale sauteed with bacon, and grilled polenta. This doesn’t suck.
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- T-shirts stenciled to give away to strangers and friends at Burning Man.
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- Can’t forget the kids!
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- Painting the Casita…
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- More fasteners!
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- Yes, under the hood as well.
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- Fuel mines we shot at the Hermiston, Oregon Independence Day fireworks show. A 6 inch diameter x 3 foot long steel pipe welded at one end and filled with 2.5 gallons of gasoline ignited and propelled by a 1/4 pound black powder charge submerged in the gasoline.
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- Racks of mortars ready for loading.
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- Sorting the shells getting ready for a choreography callout and loading.
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- 5 and 6 inch sells ready to drop and wire up for electrical firing.
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- Staged for loading.
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- We fired the show from the top of a volcanic mesa that’s several hundred feet higher than the surrounding viewing areas.
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- Safety third, er, first!
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- Firing time!
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- The grand finale!
Foxfur Amused 