Looking at the news on the Internet, there was a story about the bridge on Interstate 40 crossing the Mississippi River having a structural crack - which has been there for a couple of years. They have shut the bridge down until the extent of the failure can be determined and repairs effected. Watching the video presented, I recognized the bridge as one we had crossed on the trip from New York back to Palm Springs, though I did not recall that it was at Memphis. I might have recognized the bridge itself, but what caught my eye was the pyramid shaped structure nearby – and I’ve always wondered what it is!

Loren - in Beautiful Baguio City

The Donna Kay is a shrimpboat from Louisiana that has washed ashore at Cape San Blas on the Florida panhandle.
The once proud Donna Kay is now a bit worse for wear but on dark nights during the summer she is visited by a dark horse. The photo shown here shows Donna resting on a sandbar as the Milky Way rises. If you look carefully
about halfway above the ship's bow and the top of the frame the Nubulae known as the Dark Horse can be seen about half way between the ship and the top of the frame.

Photo taken with Nikon D850, 24-70 mm lens with ISO 4000, 13 seconds and f2.8
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Three weeks ago, I drove my son to get his first Covid shot. A 2 1/2 hour trip turned into 3 1/2 hours for some reason, thanks to Mapquest and GPS. For yesterday's trip, I decided to take the Interstate - longer, but less chance of getting lost. Great trip.

My son was back in the car at 1:00 PM. I pushed the starter button - nothing. Totally dead. I had left the headlights on. Heavy rain on the way there. Since I hadn't opened the car door, it didn't alert me to that situation. I waited a while for the battery to recover, but it didn't recover enough. I have road service with Good Sam - popular with RV owners. I called them, and they said it would be 60 - 70 minutes. Long story short, they mistakenly canceled the order, and no one arrived till 5:00 PM. It took less than a minute to get the car running.

As soon as I got home, I went to YouTube and looked up reviews of battery jumpers. Project Farm did two good reviews, and other reviewed some, as well. I'm torn between the Tacklife ($90) and Autowiz ($130). The Autowiz is not a battery. It's a capacitor. Even if the car battery is down to 5V, it will charge the capacitor in 3 - 10 minutes and start the car. The Tacklife would have to be charged at regular intervals to keep the battery alive.

https://smile.amazon.com/TACKLIFE-18000mAh-Water-Resistant-Starter-Portable/dp/B08BJMSSSX/ref=sr_1_3?dchild=1&keywords=tacklife+battery+jumper&qid=1617017136&sr=8-3