I attended the King Manor Christmas party

This Christmas party featured a delicious meal, with good friends and fun conversation.

More good memories from the Bentleyville “Tour of Lights”

The streak of light is the Pier B Resort’s Christmas wagon towed by a tractor.

The Biggest Christmas tree I have ever seen with my own eyes!

Nice reflections on a Bentleyville micro-truck back window.

Nighttime at Bentleyville

Now that is one impressive sign!

These are three green and two blue trees for you.

Someone decorated a small tree, showing that something small puts a smile on my face.

Bentleyville “Tour of Lights” 2017

A nice promotional sign, simple and effective to get the message to the viewer

One of the side tunnels of light connecting a parking lot to the main path

The very impressive entrance arches to the center of Bentleyville

I bought these tomatoes at Super One

My proposed Lake Superior and Mississippi Railroad bypass of Mud Lake

Here is my proposed bypass that would save the Munger Landing to Steelton route for future generations, while bypassing any of the toxic cleanups in and around Mud Lake.  In the future, this route could add variety for Lake Superior & Mississippi riders, as their train could use the lakeside, Mud Lake route southbound, and then take the inland, Steelton route northbound.

The King Manor Residents’ Club has started putting up our posters.

Linda Erdahl had her support staff at her office make really nice color, 11 x 17" laminated posters - 4 copies. The dates can be written on it each month with a dry erase marker. She gave my club a marker for adding new dates each month.

I ran out of black ink in my printer.  So, I had handwritten this poster for the King Manor Buy a Basket Co-Op.