Martha Stewart would be proud.
30 November 2012
24 November 2012
Chairs created by Seth Kinman
Table Bluff Hotel and Saloon in Table Bluff, Humboldt County, Calif., 1889
23 November 2012
Morning Frost
By Silas
My apologies to Silas, I mistakenly
gave Hank credit for the above photo and in fact it was Silas who snapped this
beauty. I should not be surprised that they are all talented little buggers. Papa
22 November 2012
20 November 2012
Just a quick update
December
will bring new adventures for all of us. Echo and I will be heading to New York
to do hurricane restoration work while Judith and the young ones head to Michigan
to spent 3 weeks with the family for a long overdue visit.
The
plan is to meet back at the Homestead on or before Christmas Eve to celebrate
our first Christmas in the woods.
My
computer’s still down and probably will be until I return to Arkansas in late
December. I’ll post whenever I get the chance via friend’s computer and
hopefully Judith will be able to post her own adventures in Michigan.
Please bid us luck and pray for our safe journey.
18 November 2012
I hate it when my computer freezes up.
Last week when I posted photos
of the pretty frost on everything I gave no thought to the effects cold weather
has on things especially my hard drive. Being that I haven’t lived in seasonal
climate since back in the mid-eighties and being that I have lived in a climate
controlled environment for the last 25 years I had no idea that if your
computer is in a cabin in the middle of the woods during a cold snap with no
heat it could destroy your hard drive.
How’s that for a run-on sentence.
So here’s what happen, sometime
in the last few days after a few nights of below freezing temperatures I went
into my cabin turned on my computer and got a whole bunch of error messages.
After several attempts at re-booting I realize something was very wrong. So I
ran into the house and Goggled “does extreme cold affect a hard drive?”
Answer – YES.
Below freezing temperatures does
serious irreversible damage to your hard drive.
Who knew?
If computers like to be warm
what’s the little fan for?
How come they don’t come with a
little computer cozy?
Where’s the big red warning
sign?
You know don’t use in shower or
while on medication and oh yeah, by the way this contraption is not a Snow
Board so keep it warm, around 70 degrees warm.
At this point I’ll be glad if I
can retrieve my family photos and videos.
Wish me luck, I’ll need it.
10 November 2012
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