I will keep it brief, very late and I am trying to organize my stuff for the long flight to Texas, England and Istanbul. We are all pretty excited and a bit overwhelmed. Are we really going tomorrow? Dr. Hranitz of Bloomsburg University discussed his work with invasive bees and plants and heat stressed proteins. I am sure I will have more to discuss about his research in the coming week. Dr. Washington a professor and head of the College of Arts and Sciences at OCU gave a very inspiring and informative talk on how to keep personal journals on the trip. She had very practical advice on the process of journal writing. I did forget to mention that the computer I am using got a virus and I had to borrow a bicycle and drive to a computer store where they took the compute for the day and fixed it by the end of the day. We ended the day with a nice Barbeque at Dr. Barthell's home and a visit to the Pop, Route 66.
Aaron and me relaxing on Dr. Barthell's porch that
is adjacent to THE Route 66
Dr. B's family homestead (Great Barbeque)
We visited Pops, on Route 66. An amazing Pop
for you Native New Yorkers. Has soda from all
the world.
Worlds largest "Pop" bottle outside Pops Route 66 (see video below)
The crew is packing the needed equipment for Greece and
Turkey
Nothing much to say, I wonder if Woodie Guthrie past by here?
"This Land is your Land, this Land is my Land"
Oklahoma Oil Pump
The Giant Soda Bottle all Lit up
Packing up the Scientific Equipment
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