My week in Tallahassee if coming to a close today as we put Dralion back into the trucks and travel to Birmingham, AL. I discovered that Tallahassee is quite friendly to bikers in my opinion because they have many bike lanes on the roads, which made it easy for me to go out for my daily rides.
The hotel here had alright internet when all the performers were asleep. A lot of them stream content and use skype or facetime, so the bandwidth gets hogged and surfing the internet and specifically SG becomes very tedious and frustrating, but last night I decided to try turning on the TV while I was packing up my bike into its' case and my clothes into the suitcase. I got to Comedy Central and caught the end of Jeff Dunham followed by a recording of the Alpocalypse tour of Weird Al Yankovich. Both shows put a huge smile on my face and I completely forgot about the internet problems.
I'm traveling via charter bus tonight after the shows and Load-out, but hopefully the internet in Birmingham is good and I will get to more easily check out some more SG sets and leave more love and share some pics from the sets I enjoy in my blog. Until then, I hope everyone is staying safe and getting into as much trouble as they'd like!!
The hotel here had alright internet when all the performers were asleep. A lot of them stream content and use skype or facetime, so the bandwidth gets hogged and surfing the internet and specifically SG becomes very tedious and frustrating, but last night I decided to try turning on the TV while I was packing up my bike into its' case and my clothes into the suitcase. I got to Comedy Central and caught the end of Jeff Dunham followed by a recording of the Alpocalypse tour of Weird Al Yankovich. Both shows put a huge smile on my face and I completely forgot about the internet problems.
I'm traveling via charter bus tonight after the shows and Load-out, but hopefully the internet in Birmingham is good and I will get to more easily check out some more SG sets and leave more love and share some pics from the sets I enjoy in my blog. Until then, I hope everyone is staying safe and getting into as much trouble as they'd like!!
So, my time in New Orleans is winding down because I'm headed to Orlando, FL tomorrow. The week here was really good and I had a lot of fun, such as attending a show of the New Orleans Burlesque Festival. I worked hard and had a great time walking around the city. I also took my bike out for a ride and found myself riding near a levee and after looking at some of the houses, I realized that there is still spray paint near the doors from when the rescue crews were going through the houses after hurricane Katrina.
I get to see my brother and mother tomorrow when I get to Orlando, which is pretty neat because they're on vacation while I'm going to Orlando for work. I also get to see a lot of friends who live in the area that I've worked with on the road along the years and I'm excited about that part of the week. I hope everyone is having fun and I'll check in later with more pictures and information.
I get to see my brother and mother tomorrow when I get to Orlando, which is pretty neat because they're on vacation while I'm going to Orlando for work. I also get to see a lot of friends who live in the area that I've worked with on the road along the years and I'm excited about that part of the week. I hope everyone is having fun and I'll check in later with more pictures and information.
I'm in New Orleans and wondering what I shouldn't miss this week while I'm here with work. I've seen Bourbon Street before.
So, I finally made some time to post some more of the pictures from my time in Atlanta:
A truck in the World of Coke museum that I wouldn't mind owning as a work truck:
A lion sculpture outside the Marriott:
A building that seemed to be reaching for the sky:
The beams for this canopy reminded me of some sort of inverted tram/ rail system:
Talk about some connected buildings:
A fun statue in the Olympic Park by the Aquarium:
Olympic Rings Fountain:
I am only putting up one of my aquarium photos, but after I have gone through more of them, I will post another blog about the fantastic aquarium in Atlanta.
A truck in the World of Coke museum that I wouldn't mind owning as a work truck:
A lion sculpture outside the Marriott:
A building that seemed to be reaching for the sky:
The beams for this canopy reminded me of some sort of inverted tram/ rail system:
Talk about some connected buildings:
A fun statue in the Olympic Park by the Aquarium:
Olympic Rings Fountain:
I am only putting up one of my aquarium photos, but after I have gone through more of them, I will post another blog about the fantastic aquarium in Atlanta.
Hello, SG!!! I've been super busy with work because we put some new elements into the show last week. This week we're playing two cities within 7 days, so I'll be spending a lot of time working the later part of this week. I will be making some time on Wednesday and Thursday to put up a longer and more picturesque blog as well as surf some more sets and leave some wonderful and constructive comments for people. I hope everyone is doing well and I'll be back later.
Ok, SG is finally working mostly correct, so I'm posting the images that I've been talking about from CT:
Castle Craig is one of the highest structures within 25 miles of the Eastern Coastline.
The view from the top of the castle looking towards "Sleeping Giant" aka Mount Caramel.
I also took a picture while we were on the road to and from the castle, but SG doesn't seem to like uploading it.
We also saw someone taking a boat on a ferry, which amused me.
We also visited Gilette Castle, which is on the CT river. It was the home of the actor who made the role of Sherlock Holmes famous.
We also took another ferry across the river with a view of Gillete Castle.
I am now in Atlanta, GA and I took a trip to the World of Coca Cola. They have some of the bottels created for the 1996 summer Olympics, which took place in Atlanta.
And I also took a picture with the Polar Bear. He asked to wear my hat!
I think driving one of these trucks around would be cool. It wouldn't have to say Coca Cola on it to still be cool.
I have more pictures, but I have to go to work. I'll be back later with pictures from my favorite aquarium in the USA, the Georgia Aquarium.
Castle Craig is one of the highest structures within 25 miles of the Eastern Coastline.
The view from the top of the castle looking towards "Sleeping Giant" aka Mount Caramel.
I also took a picture while we were on the road to and from the castle, but SG doesn't seem to like uploading it.
We also saw someone taking a boat on a ferry, which amused me.
We also visited Gilette Castle, which is on the CT river. It was the home of the actor who made the role of Sherlock Holmes famous.
We also took another ferry across the river with a view of Gillete Castle.
I am now in Atlanta, GA and I took a trip to the World of Coca Cola. They have some of the bottels created for the 1996 summer Olympics, which took place in Atlanta.
And I also took a picture with the Polar Bear. He asked to wear my hat!
I think driving one of these trucks around would be cool. It wouldn't have to say Coca Cola on it to still be cool.
I have more pictures, but I have to go to work. I'll be back later with pictures from my favorite aquarium in the USA, the Georgia Aquarium.
It's been a pretty good couple of days finishing up the packing and getting back on tour. I'll be back tomorrow to post up some pictures of a road rally/ scavenger hunt that I went on with my mom over the weekend when I can upload the pictures into my blog. I hope everyone is having a great time and I'll be back tomorrow after the maintenance that seems to ba happening tonight.
