I just finished a curiously fine read by Cormac McCarthy(No Country for Old Men ring a bell?) called "The Road." It's a cautious tale of a father and son's journey through a post-modern apocalyptic world. While the world they walk through is expertly defined throughout the book in it's haunting imagery, the read is more about the human condition. The journey of the father and son(who is seemingly growing up in this new world) and "the road" they travel on and "people" they encounter keeps you enthralled throughout the entire book. I highly recommend this and plan on reading more by Mr. McCarthy.
WADOT workers inspect the underside of Deception Pass bridge on Tuesday, March 24th, 2009.
On another note the WADOT(Washington Dept of Transportation), was doing some bridge work on Deception Pass and happened to snap a few photos of their inspection of the underside. Enjoy.
A few people(right) watch as the WADOT inspects the Deception Pass bridge.
An eagle perches atop a crooked limb at Ebey's Landing on Friday, March 20th, 2009
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