Busy few days....

[Gavin]

So on Friday I was part of an article in the New Mexico Business Weekly:

http://www.bizjournals.com/albuquerque/print-edition/2012/10/05/charging-up-a-market.html




Then on Saturday I headed down to the Trinity Site (only open 2 days a year) and then down to White Sands National Monument. Spent the night in Alamogordo and then hit a couple of Native American Ruins on the way home the next day. Some great great photos and video.

Will be posting them on my blog on Wednesday....

but a tease or two...








Gavin

[oml]

http://www.bizjournals.com/albuquerque/print-edition/2012/10/05/charging-up-a-market.html

"To continue reading subscribe now" - they've lost me there.

Nice photos, but I dont like the Enertia+ near the atomic-waste-sign, that remembers me that our (germanys) electric energy is still about 15% nuclear. Brrrr. Btw: hoch much is it over there? And does the sign warn from "human" nuclear waste like bombs or burned out pellets or is it naturally concentrated uranium? We have such a strange mountain chain in Sachsen, where the natural radioation is so high that you *really* shouldnt go there hiking

[Gavin]

That is at the Trinity Site...where the first atomic bomb was tested....


Gavin

[860]

So on Friday I was part of an article in the New Mexico Business Weekly:

http://www.bizjournals.com/albuquerque/print-edition/2012/10/05/charging-up-a-market.html

Full story requires subscription..   DOH!!


PS -- hey buddy, no double parking across the white line...   *grin*

[Gavin]

PS -- hey buddy, no double parking across the white line...   *grin*

I park where I Want!!!!!




actually this was just for the photoshoot...A) I don't park on the top level in the sun...B) I don't lean over my bike to plug in...C) there is no C




Gavin

[Gavin]

ps.... and I park where I want is not at all true...read my blog on Wednesday and see how my park where I want attitude almost got me arrested.


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[Brammofan]

That's a pretty cool pic of you leaning over the bike - glad to hear it was a set-up shot.  I also noticed that the cord is resting against the chain.  I'm not sure that's a good idea, either.  Does it get hot enough to melt through the insulation?