buckle up, in

Okay. This takes me back. In college, one year, I owned an Isetta. It had a single door--on the front. Power came from an Italian motorcycle engine in the rear. It was Italian.

I bought it from a foreman at Weaver's Poultry. Drove it to Eastern Mennonite in Virginia and sold it to Jim Bishop who had his first date with his wife in it.

What is this car? Deal with it. In twenty years this may be the only vehicle driving down Route 23, where this picture was taken.

heavy equipment on Eby Road

Looks like big time operation in Monterey. Standing on the road at the triangle tip of the property, here's what I saw this morning.

To keep the trees healthy "green," major surgery. That's in front of the house that won the Monterey Christmas light contest.

Here's the question: how many tree years will it take to offset the petrol carbs being burned up to ensure more tree years?