Here is one of the houses on the top of the hill, the largest one I have seen thus far.
This is always one of my favorite cross over showing downtown Augusta. Today was overcast, not cool, not warm.
This afternoon, I dropped off a client who lives next door to this old church building. Needless to say, I love to see buildings like this one from the past. Look in the lower left corner and you will see the cemetery which had only three graves.
I thought these rows of cedar trees were unique, once most likely small to start with and more like bushes back when the church was active and made an attractive walkway up to the steps of the church.
The client I dropped off had a rattlesnake in her driveway last week and looking at the surrounding woods would explain how rattlesnakes like this area.
Here is the small cemetery, the middle grave is of the preacher.
Here is where I parked to take pictures. The church on the left of course is active but real small more like Shiloh was when I was a kid.
I saw these four buckets in the air each with a man in it, putting up electric wires. There is always construction going on in Augusta.
Something I see nearly everyday is this old black gentleman pushing this grocery cart filled with whatever he can find to take to the nearby recycling center. I have a bag full of cans that I have been wanting to give him but can never see him when I am in my pickup. He is just outside of my mirror in the lot to pick up a can.
Here is a daily thing I do on my job, putting gas in the county van before we park it for the day. Sometimes I wonder how do they manage budget wise when the gas averages around $50 a day to take just a hand full of people total back and forth across the county.
In the county van, there is this big mirror over my head that I can see all the passengers and see that they have their seat belts on before I can drive on. I tilted the mirror down and got this shot of me in the driver's seat. I really do not normally look that gloomy.
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