That was a few weeks ago. AZ rains are spectacular. This one was a really good soak.
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I've only been to Phoenix once, and from what I saw, it was hard to believe it ever rained there...well...ever. lol
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This much needs to listen to CW McCalls Silverton Train


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Mill Ave. Tempe, AZ. Looking towards Dane's house.


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My pictures these days are mostly my kids and crop porn. I'll see if I can dig up any decent ones.
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Garuda performing in some small club in Shibuya, Tokyo.



Pond and Tea house at the back of the Tokyo National Museum


Front of Nijo Palace in Kyoto


Looking into the center court of Kyoto Imperial Palace.

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These are really good shots.
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Wow...crop porn actually exists! Who knew??
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Plants wheat. And in this case fertilizer also.
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AND EVEN MORE BRIDGES...


Gray's Lake pedestrian bridge, Des Moines, IA



Veteran's Memorial Bridge, South Sioux City, NE



Chief Standing Bear bridge over a very flooded Missouri River, Nebraska-South Dakota border



Next two are both on a bike trail that is directly underneath I-70 in Kansas City




Curved wooden bridge, Wabash Trace Nature Trail near Mineola, IA



Cowboy Trail bridge, Valentine, NE



Lastly, one more of the High Trestle Trail Bridge for perspective


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Ah hell, I'm not done yet. This is the Meridian bridge in Yankton, SD. It's two levels, originally designed for railroad on the lower level and vehicle traffic on the upper, but ended up just being used for vehicles for many years, one way on each level. It has since been replaced by a modern bridge nearby and is now converted to a pedestrian bridge.

Yankton, South Dakota side



Nebraska side



Lower level



Upper level




AND I SWEAR I AM DONE AFTER THIS ONE

Sailboat Bridge over Grand Lake of the Cherokees, Grove, OK


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Since we're posting bridge pictures, here's one that I took in South Korea long ago on a trip there. It was some "lover's bridge", but I don't remember the story.

And when I departed on my freighter a couple of years ago, we went under the Bay Bridge (second picture) and the Golden Gate Bridge (third picture - not a great picture, but it was dark). I took a deep breath going under the Golden Gate, because at that point I was committed for 19 nights and I still didn't really know what I was getting into. But it ended up being great.
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Isn't the Bay Bridge the double decker that collapsed in several areas in the '88 earthquake? I don't recall it being a suspension bridge...has it been replaced?
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