I just moved my car from the driveway to next to the house on the lawn side…the trees are really moving out there now. Light have flickered a few times…but so far we have power.
So the chipwich sandwiches are safe! Please keep the Chipwich family safe as well…
Are you ambushing a posse?

Are you ambushing a posse?
LOL!
I, on the other hand, immediately thought of this …
After I took that T.O. pic on my way to CYTZ I found this beautiful bird …
Flight Aware it for yourself (but please don’t post the tail number). Sad isn’t it? … sitting there for over three months?
Should aircraft under utilization be a crime? I think it should be.
What do we need like $1.5 million to adopt this puppy?

on the other hand
What you did there. I seen it.
Oh so much white in that hangar
The power was restored this morning some time between 0530 and 0700. Many small to medium branches in the yard, but no trees down on our property.
I am very happy with the little Yamaha EF200iS generator. It consumed 2.1 US gal fuel in 14.5 hours of operation powering one double door refrigerator, one stand up freezer, and two iPhone chargers. I forgot to hook up the meter so unsure of the max/average load. It ran mostly in the eco rpm range except for when one of the compressors came on, so perhaps it can carry a bit more load, like LED lamps or charging a laptop.
We had enough small LED lights and headlamps around to navigate. The kids were entertained by some glow stick lights hung around their neck and dad reading from Kung Fu Panda in an improvisational Asian accent.
Parents were entertained by gathering lights, getting to use the generator, chocolate chip ice cream cookie sandwiches, and a few American style pale ales.
Took a boat trip down the Piscataqua the other night
Looking upriver they are finishing construction of the Sarah Mildred Long bridge
The iconic tugboats
Heading downriver for the Memorial bridge and the Shipyard beyond
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard. You can see the old Naval prison to the right above the cutters
688i U.S.S. Springfield on the left and Virginia class U.S.S. New Mexico on the right under the crane
Tahoma on the left and Reliance, lead ship of her class, on the right
Sweet night to be on the water
Fort Constitution in the waning light
The Whaleback light in the mouth of the harbor
New Mexico on the way back. She just arrived last Thursday
Rolling back into the downtown port. The salt pile is there to remind us of the coming winter…
This beautiful bird was on the same pole that the eagle sat on a while back. I took the pic and looked to see if anyone was coming, next thing this guy flew off to my right with a bloody fish in its grip.
The bird has a black and white face, have not seen one like it before.
I’d guess that would be an Osprey, pretty cool birds.
The season of mists and mellow fruitfulness is upon us.
The elderberry wine is in the demijon and the Apple press is waiting for the boys to strip the orchard. Making scrumpy and a sparkling sweet cider this year