Or perhaps it was the constant smell of burning tar from the factory next door. They gave the normal speech about the sponsors and how great everything is. They told us that th.

Meeting up with my friends at the Waffle House across from my hotel was a nice way to start the morning. We all headed out together for the Long Hauler Awards. We cruised all the way to New Orleans where we made our way to the french quarter. A incredible place, I heard good and bad things about the area, so we decided just to grab lunch and then turn our way north to get .

I ordered their INCREDIBLE cinnamon roll pancakes and struck up a conversation with the owner of the establishment who just happens to be the brother of Dave Boertman who drove the blue 70 Rod Shop Challenger. What a small world! I made my way through Milwaukee and head.

Those words echoed this morning. After a short jump to Monster Mopar in Gateway Raceway Park, it would be home. But the day had just started! Right as I got in, I parked and got to work shooting the cars there. It was hot, but there was a breeze, so not terrible. I was fortunate enough to find my friend Rob and hop a golf cart to quickly shoot the cars! .

Charting my travels to wind farms, nuclear plants, hydroelectric dams, gas fields, biomass facilities, and plants that use sun, wind, earth or water to create electricity. Why? Because we are all energy omnivores. Saturday, January 3, 2015. High Plains Book Award nomination. Friday, March 15, 2013. Saturday, March 2, 2013.