I picked another classic today. Drove to Waterford California to meet a seller that has a 1964 Chevrolet Impala 4 door no post hard top.

This is my Impala. It seems odd after all these years and the classic vehicles I’ve gone through I would have owned one.

The total numbers keep rising around our local area. Sucks.

I took this shot on my way home. There’s a fire constantly burning close enough to cause smokey conditions. Horrible.

I watched this artist airbrush a truck onto a t-shirt. The guy made it looks so easy. I thought about getting work done until I found out the largest sized shirt he had was 2X. That would basically fit like a leotard on me.

He does work out of Modesto so I should be able to hunt him down in future car events. This piece caught my since it was a 1972 C10 truck he was airbrushing.

For our local Calaveras Country area.

I participated in a vintage car Parade for elders at retirement home located in North Stockton. Had a good time giving back to the elders.

Picked up Taco Bell and saw this on the way home. So what did I see? On a clear sunny day I should be looking at a blue sky. All we see now is smokey haze.

I was cleaning around the Manetarium and moved aside a couple shelving planks. This guy was scurried towards the rear.

I know enough about Tarantulas that they do bite and are venomous but not enough to kill a human. I thought about letting it go but the thought of that sucker crawling across my face while taking a nap on my recliner issued the death sentence. The frosted look is spider poison that I keep around. This isn’t my first rodeo.

I ended up sweeping the spider out into the creek. Dude wouldn’t fall from the wall.

This is definitely fire season in full swing. There are so many active fires going on here in California. The smoke and ashes are a daily occurrence it’s just freakin’ not good to be outdoors.

On my way to work I see the orange glow of the sunrise enhanced by the smoke. Horrible times.

The weather lately has been screaming hot. So damn hot you can fry an egg on the ground.