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| I'm not sure what all the drilled holes in the road are for...testing for rock? Prepping to remove this section of the road? Supersonic sized moles? They go down quite a ways and are spaced along regular intervals from where the school drive will begin to a ways past Mr. Goodrich's driveway. |
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| The view from view from the road (as opposed to the shots from our yard). |
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| "The mountain" (it's what we call the huge mounds of dirt they created at the end of the Elem. Sch section of property) seems a little smaller these days - maybe because it has grass, maybe because part of it is gone, or maybe we've just gotten used to it. |
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| Fire hydrants! And there's more to come. :) But I don't know why they're yellow, unless they just wanted a cheerful color. |
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| The view from Mr. Goodrich's house...quite a different look! |
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| One of the fence posts from the days the property was farmed by the Bryans. Hard to believe these 50+ old posts are still in good shape. Some of them still have the barbed wire attached. |
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| Rock piles (middle left) are still showing up everywhere. This is near where the gated entrance was by the Stancil place. |
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| One of the many trees being hauled out. This one was as high as my waist. |
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| The view look back towards our house (not visible) from near Ackerman Rd. |
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| My camera doesn't capture night shots very well. It was nowhere near this dark. The light at the bottom was one of the security lights from the building (all 3 floors are now wired), and the light in the top was immediately above the building and was just a sliver of light protruding from the clouds. By the time we got home the moon had fully emerged from behind the clouds. I wish I had a better shot. It was truly neat and beautiful, especially the way it was positioned over the school. |
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