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Campsite Aftermath at Reading Festival. Had no access to the site, so had to climb on mound of earth to see over the fence, balancing on a wooden pallet for a little extra height. Would like the sign (which adds some humour to the shot IMO) on a "third" but it wasn't possible.
Not only did we go without electricity for 11 days, but we had to be without water for two days due to water heater going out and then once it was fixed and we turned on the water, then both bathrooms overflowed with backed up sewer and flooded the other side of the house. What a mess trying to clean all this up with no electricity. I am so glad it seems to be all over. Please Lord let it be over!
They set off some confetti cannons and .. This is pretty much what it looked like afterwards. I would hate to be the person to have to clean this up.
My daughter's lunch tray in hospital. She was admitted on 30 March with a fever and suspected nephritis. We had a bit of a nightmare night, but she looked well enough to go home by lunchtime
Galveston Texas is perhaps best known as the city devastated by the 1900 Galveston Hurricane. The natural disaster on the exposed barrier island is still ranked as the deadliest in United States history, with an estimated death toll of 6,000-8,000 people. The pain reflected in the aftermath of that storm and many others since is visibly apparent everywhere, including in the design of this abandoned seaside recreational building.
The aftermath of yesterday's party. I had to photograph the lanai because I couldn't figure out how to photograph all my aches and pains.
The tables and red tablecloth were my bar, where I served smoking drinks and trivia questions. It is enormously satisfying to stump an 11 year old with Star Wars trivia.