On The Road Again – The Lubee Bat Conservancy *Disclaimer: This is a private blog with content developed solely by myself! The opinions expressed here belong solely to me and do not reflect the views of the Lubee Bat Conservancy … Continue reading →
Road Trip! – A Weekend in Gainesville It is amazing that I had not been on a road trip since Jul of 2023! That is a lot of time staying around one’s home. I had been planning to visit … Continue reading →
Looking Back At Korea Yeongwol – Samtan Art Mine Looking back at some of the great trips we took in Korea. A few of the trips stand out as being really enjoyable and are places we went back to … Continue reading →
In The Kitchen – Cooking With Sourdough One of my favorite types of bread’s s sourdough. I love the drier crumb and slightly bitter taste that comes from the lactobacillus. A lot of people shy away from using … Continue reading →
It was DNS, It’s Always DNS! What is DNS and how I broke it. Last week. Catracing.org suffered a 24 hour downtime. This made my WordPress (blog), the phpBB (Forum site, and the Commodore 64 Bulletin Board system running … Continue reading →
Sailing Into Oblivion A fast-paced reading adventure by Jerome Rand How do you know it has been too long since published a book review? When the last review you did was 4 years ago! In this case Walk … Continue reading →
On The Road And On The Air Installing The FTM-500DR Yaesu’s flagship DualBand 2m / 70cm Radio. One of the things I was most looking forward to once I got settled was getting settled and installing an new amateur … Continue reading →
Out And About In Korea – Yeongwol I had wanted to stay at another pension and possibly combine it with our yearly river rafting trip. Due to being unable to schedule a river rafting trip last l summer we … Continue reading →
In The Kitchen Finally able to bake bread again! Back in the 80s, when my dad was putting together survival rations at our property in Julian he needed to learn how to bake bread, and for some reason I … Continue reading →
This Old Radio Replacing memory battery in the RadioShack HTX-202 and HTX-404 Transceivers. One of my goals when coming back to the United States was to finally upgrade my Amateur “Ham” Radio License to Amateur Extra class. I have … Continue reading →