Any John Denver fans out there? Talk about a classic! Anyway, I spent the better part of today photographing houses very much off the beaten path...it was pretty great actually, and the best news of all...I didn't even get lost! So I managed to grab some extra photos along the way. Can anybody name that fruit?
So I had a little adventure today driving along some back roads in good old inland empire of SoCal. It was actually kind of a weird experience as I felt like I was in a foreign country for about an hour today, and to be honest I started to panic a bit because I was literally lost in Perris! Anyway, when I have more time I'm going to stop and capture all the weird things I saw, but for now, I just have some pictures of a pretty sweet looking church. It kind of stuck out like a sore thumb so I had to stop! So here you go, and please check back for the sequel to my day today...coming soon...Back to Perris.
When I think of summer, I think of bbq's and baseball. Last night my sister and brother-in-law got their hands on four tickets to the Angels game and invited Chad and I. Naturally, we jumped on the chance to see some baseball and journeyed up north for the night. It turns out that we had amazing seats, about 15 rows from the first base dugout and were able to watch a great game in Angels Stadium, which in my opinion, is one of the best fan experiences that you can get in MLB.
The Angels have a mascot called the Rally Monkey, which made its first appearance in June of 2000, and has been around ever since. The Rally Monkey only appears when the Angels are tied or trailing by three runs or less in the 7th inning or later, with a runner on base. Last night, we were able to experience the wrath of the Rally Monkey (pictures to follow) along with a fireworks show following the game. All in all, a very fun night, and here are some pictures to show for it.
