Also, I think this interesting sight may be just inside the border in Travis Co.
I call my morning job a "morning" job because I, well, work in the morning, but the time that I leave for the job isn't day-break dark-and-light outside; it's nighttime. The job takes place in the morning, but I leave at night.
Since moving into our new apartment last Septmber, I've had the welcomed change of a different driving route. I noticed this "interesting sight" on that first drive:
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgrlEtePwE71NEy8QPVBLs5cg_wtoM30ZJ23nCJw31-0wHwouQ94q2dr8mPp2B3C0FSpmi5LbKhdH82i5wbTWU2OojBhtLxchbEmOnTU1TN0hBhGWsoLu_Zz73agx1kruzd17Qsu7fpkRU/s320/IMG_0902.jpg)
Oh man, hovering, trying to steal cattle, maybe...Every day I go to work, this guy pops up out of the darkness at precisely the same moment. Playing with my camera's ISO numbers (the abiliy to let in more light when it's dark) yielded a little more of the outline:
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEipANVzQazxl1EK_dsIQbIIas_uNACW0PtrBAofuZDsbxxiyWuqjCA88iwDnkuIobrH3BiROy0qOtV4_NBp63EvyahmoL3MVhPxcdzenhFmI8ljpVjfE1mCVUSygEigpdmPhYnrcVXLeDc/s320/IMG_0904.jpg)
While you know what it is when you see it everyday, it is remarkable how much it looks like a UFO everyday. At least a flying saucer stereotype. Here it is in the dayime, just to ruin the spell. While I may see it everyday at night, I see it everyday in daylight as well.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEikHoI7swUm1aLZyQgC6hCwLMXFAmbBKm2wW92d1MZBmDj2h_vG0KcwMqdRpOGkJSduhChq285bIWa3YfEeA0ZKWHbsseOXzRyi_yuzpzGh1Cx4m4yMRdUv1UyROD3Ge-hIjLR5Otrhn18/s320/IMG_0791.jpg)
looks cooler at night... at least that's my opinion...
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