Monthly Archives: October 2011

Lot’s of working adults wearing costumes in town, and the Victor Community School kids were dressed up this morning, making the rounds. Halloween is a non-event for us. We haven’t had anybody trick-or-treat us in the last 5 years. We … Continue reading →

We’re at the end of October and I’ve got a few shots hanging around on my desktop. Let’s consolidate them, and move on into November. Here’s some signs I’ve encountered recently… This was a Fire Department exercise called Destroy The … Continue reading →

There’s been a lot of speculation about the green pipes stacked along the frontage road. Sewer pipes are the general consensus, but is this something new, and which direction does it go? Our property has a septic tank, so I’m … Continue reading →

I was giving Tom his regular afternoon ride to Victor today, via Bates Road. He knows a lot about this valley, and I love picking his brain. As we drove by this thick cluster of trees, he told me that … Continue reading →

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I mentioned in my Bike Light post that the city should have built a bike tunnel, instead of a crossing, in that 45 zone. I found out yesterday from Carol Stratton (a regular commenter here) that Victor had one on … Continue reading →

On the way to Mesa Falls yesterday we passed an old house that has always fascinated me. Of course I had to stop and photograph it. I’m assuming it was built when the first Mormon farmers descended on the area, … Continue reading →

Saw this cute old couple moseying down the street last week, looking at the Mormon church they’ve probably attended for many years. I was in the church parking lot…