I plan to get a book review up sometime this week, but I have other obligations. I’m revising a story for an editor who wants to publish it; I’m expecting edits on another story due to come out in April; I have to do my taxes. Here are a few photos to tide you over.
(For the record, “having” to do edits for a real-live editor is one of the best tasks I could ever have. I’m not complaining.)
A pair of osprey made their nest at the top of one of the large ship cranes at Mare Island.
Osprey Flies toward next atop ship crane boom.
Osprey in flight.
I’ve never seen a ship actually at the docks at Mare Island before. On this day there were two, but this one was the more impressive.
Ship docked at Mare Island.
A couple of random images:
1970s geometry.
Tree in front of the museum.
These ship cranes will play an important role in the dazzling, suspenseful, explosive climax of my current fiction project… as soon as I figure out what that dazzling, suspenseful climax is.
Two ship cranes.
Part of the reason I like steampunk is because, like most three-year-olds, I’m seduced by cool shapes.
Two cranes, booms crossed.
Cool shapes.
Shapes and Shadows.
This building is for lease.
Exterior, building 106.
Interior, building 106