I had a day off work so, among other things. I took a drive through Crestwood Estates Trailer Park. It seems like a nice place.
Saturday, September 21, 2013
Driving Crestwood Estates Trailer Park
I had a day off work so, among other things. I took a drive through Crestwood Estates Trailer Park. It seems like a nice place.
Monday, May 6, 2013
A little drive after work
I put together this video back in mid-February. And now that the posts of my trip south are done, here it is...
Friday, May 3, 2013
in my travels 5
Dixie Radiator Service in Waverly, Tennessee
Next to Sunny's Country Store on MS 35 outside Batesville, Mississippi
a wall in Moorhead, Mississippi
along US 62 in Kentucky
along US 62 in Kentucky
A letterbox in Gulfport, Mississippi
A mermaid sitting on a bench in Gulfport, Mississippi
The Sun in Gulfport, Mississippi
Thursday, May 2, 2013
Through Southern Indiana
These are photos from southern Indiana during the last day of my trip from Detroit. I woke up that morning in a rest stop somewhere in Tennessee and drove further north till I found a place for coffee.
I had left Detroit on January 14th (1st post about my trip) and it was the 20th and I was headed back. I had driven the back roads of six states and Indiana was going to make seven.
I had left Detroit on January 14th (1st post about my trip) and it was the 20th and I was headed back. I had driven the back roads of six states and Indiana was going to make seven.
A 2-car garage (below) converted to a home?
a muddy jeep
Below are some of the train engines and train cars I saw in Connersville, Indiana.
Sunday, April 14, 2013
Pass Christian, Mississippi Marina
This is the Pass Christian Marina where all the fishing boats dock in this section of the Mississippi Gulf Coast. All these photos were taken using a tripod and the HDR (High Dynamic Range) imaging technique of merging 3 bracketed photos together.
Before I left Detroit I told friends my farthest point south would be the Mississippi Gulf Coast. Turned out it was New Orleans. But I had decided before I left that the Mississippi Gulf Coast would be my last destination. So after I photo'd this I started my drive back. It was late afternoon so I still had some daylight left. I drove US 90 to I-10 to I-65 till well after dark to a rest stop somewhere in Tennessee. I slept in the back of my car then, in the morning, continued up I-65 into southern Indiana.
Before I left Detroit I told friends my farthest point south would be the Mississippi Gulf Coast. Turned out it was New Orleans. But I had decided before I left that the Mississippi Gulf Coast would be my last destination. So after I photo'd this I started my drive back. It was late afternoon so I still had some daylight left. I drove US 90 to I-10 to I-65 till well after dark to a rest stop somewhere in Tennessee. I slept in the back of my car then, in the morning, continued up I-65 into southern Indiana.
Tuesday, April 9, 2013
Pass Christian, Mississippi Gulf Coast Homes
Here are a few of the homes along the Pass Christian, Mississippi Gulf Coast. All of these lie on US 90 or very close to US 90.
The two photos (above and below) are of the same house. The largest structure sits on the corner with the two smaller ones on either side.
Wednesday, April 3, 2013
Round Blue House
This house I call the Round Blue House, is on a corner lot and up a side street off US 90 in Long Beach, Mississippi and reminded me of houses I had seen close to the ocean around Santa Cruz, California years ago.

The last two pictures (below) I took with a tripod and the HDR (High Dynamic Range) imaging technique of merging 3 bracketed photos together. You can see the color and detail are a bit better than the photos above.

It's just a round (maybe 12 short sides) blue house, probably 300-400 square feet, on stilts, with parking and some storage below.
And there was this screened work room and a shed out back.
The last two pictures (below) I took with a tripod and the HDR (High Dynamic Range) imaging technique of merging 3 bracketed photos together. You can see the color and detail are a bit better than the photos above.
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