Another roadwork machine

I just love big machinery -- and the jobs that machinery can do.

Pink moped

the first one I've ever seen.  Unfortunately, I didn't see the rider. 

Black Intruder

Another motorcycle -- I love taking pix of motorcycles.  I had never seen this name -- Intruder.

Sporty little cars

at Walmart today

Another black sports car

I especially like this little car -- not for me, but just on general principles.

Working on the lines

I've said before -- I like big machinery and the things that can be accomplished with it.

A tribute for Roger Davis

whose family misses him terribly.

Funeral services for Roger Jennings Davis, 25, of Camden will be held Wednesday, July 2, 2008 at 11:00 a.m. at Lyttleton Street United Methodist Church. Rev. Sheila Rogers will officiate. The family will receive friends Tuesday, July 1, 2008 from 5:00 – 7:00 p.m. and host a Celebration of Life inspired by Roger’s love for music, family and friends from 7:00- 9:00 p.m. at Lyttleton Street United Methodist Church Family Life Center.

Roger’s life was full of love, music, sports, family and friends. Born in Camden, he was the son of Russell “Rusty” Jennings, owner of Davis & Sons’ Guitar Shop, and Jean Smith Davis, retired school teacher. At almost every live concert that Rusty or his brother Patrick played you could find the tall, good-looking redhead in the crowd singing along, helping set up the show or spreading the word. When he wasn’t working as everyone’s favorite bartender and waiter at Carolina Café, The Old Armory Steakhouse and Indigo Jones he was hanging out with his niece and nephews, friends, family and longtime sweetheart, Vivian. He was an avid fan of the Atlanta Braves, Dallas Cowboys and South Carolina Gamecocks. Roger was loved by so many and will be dearly missed by all. He will be remembered for bringing laughter and joy to everyone who knew him. Roger died Sunday, June 29, 2008.
Surviving are his parents; brother, Patrick Davis (Virginia) of Nashville, TN.; sisters, Megan Davis McCaskill and Dorothy Davis of Camden; maternal grandparents, Murray and Virginia Smith of Camden; paternal grandmother, Laura Lee of Lugoff; niece, Savanna Rose McCaskill; nephews, Jackson McCaskill and David Chandler Davis; all of Camden and his girlfriend, Vivian Watkins of Camden. He was predeceased by his paternal grandfather, Russell Jennings Davis and step-grandfather, Jim Lee.
Active pallbearers will be John Acker, Alex Goodale, Michael Hartis, Stephen Jones, Caleb McCaa, Joshua McCaa, Ben Marshall, Steven Mooneyhan, Landon Reeves, Trey Sachs, Nic Sadanya, Aaron Scheuer, Tobias Schrieber, John Paul Smith, Willis Trapp, Woody Whitaker, and Tyee Williams.
In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Roger Jennings Davis Memorial Scholarship Fund c/o First Palmetto Savings Bank, 407 DeKalb Street, Camden, South Carolina 29020. This annual scholarship fund will be used as a music appreciation scholarship for a college bound student attending Camden High School.
Kornegay Funeral Home, Camden Chapel is in charge.

I think these are a form of clover

However, I've been known to be wrong.

The lake again

I think this was taken on August 13.  I never get tired of this view.  It calms me.

Cute little business

I saw this little thing in Elgin.  And I've seen it at the farmer's market in Lugoff.  I guess it's an ice cream stand or lemonade stand or something along those lines.

I want this chair

As a matter of fact, I n.w have this chair from Costco.  Now Ihave to find fabric and have it re-done

Cloudy day

I loved the way the sky looked on this day.

A bird at the lake

An egret --

Fall can;t be far away

because Gamecock football tickets are arriving.

Isn't this a smart car?

I believe this is what is marketed as a smart car.  I believe I could only drive it short distances.  There's nothing to protect you should there be an accident.

A new camper

Someone I know just bought a camper -- it's new to him, but it's used.  I love it -- it seems roomy.  I enjoyed my visit.

A Wedding at the Old Mills Courthouse

On Saturday I was driving through town and noticed a group setting up for a wedding at the Chamber of Commerce.  Chairs all neatly lined up -- a lacy trail on the stairs.  I did not see a write--up for a Camden wedding in Sunday's newspaper.

I don't see many of these

I'd never want one -- I know I could get in it, but could I climb out of it.

Yet another abandoned house

I saw this building and drove into a neighborhood I had no idea even exited.  There were a good many houses and even a church.  This building was on the outskirts, as you enter the neighborhood.

Motorcycles in Walmart parking lot

two of them -- and since I like motorcycles I took pictures

Classic cars

Lately I'm noticing a good many classic cars.  Here's a Ford

Possibility of a cute little business

like an ice cream stand or a sno-cone stand.

A sunset

August 2, 2011.

Another classic car

Seen at a car lot

Changing out a business air conditioner

One morning last week I was downtown and happened to see this going on.  I love those big machines, I admire people who can climb on top of a building, and I just thought it was interesting. 

Another water tower

it's downtown Camden, and it shows the logo much better.