No Deliveries

@Persian King: Actually, I see a lot more possibilities for shots like this than I ever find the time to stop for. Part of it may be that my travel environment is more rural and less urban than yours. In metropolitan areas the city government probably makes people clean up and dispose of abandoned vehicles.

@MadScientist: I know you're paying a lot more in Europe than we are here, but it still blows me away that it costs $50 to fill up the same little car that cost $15 to fill up three years ago. And what's worse, our official "inflation" figures are a lie, and nearly everything else is going up at a pretty high clip too --even food (of course, big screen TV's are cheaper). Yesterday I saw where some consulting firm was forecasting food prices to rise 10% a year through 2012 --and 10% for 7 years is a doubling in price. Then we get propaganda in the "news" that high fuel, or food, or energy, or electricity, or whatever prices are "here to stay." So, "just the beginning" is right.

@dillonpic: You've got a lot of great images on your website. Tell ya what. I'll trade you subjects. I'll tell you where to find this truck and you send Rachael, Dolly, and Leanne my way for a photo shoot (but please, don't tell my wife).