Holy Cow it's the Bat-Mobile! Chuck Pace 2007
So,on April 4th I told you of my visit to the Super Heroes Museum at 20 W. Louisiana St. and the impending arrival(s) of the Bat Boat and the Bat-Mobile, well unbeknownst to me, last week during the very hectic Canon Demo the Bat boat was brought in through the windows and placed in the "Bat Cave" area of the museum. I only found this out today at around noon while I was at lunch with Rebecca Campbell; our repair liaison and front counter/phone personality. We were at the KFC on Hanna (which we arrived at by way of my own Heib-Moblle, that's Bat-Mobile in German) when it came up in conversation (I just don't remember what leap brought us to speak of the Caped crusader's buoyant conveyance) and I mentioned to Bec that Dane had told me that he would alert us to the upcoming super event(s). As cosmic coincidence would have it, about an hour after our return to Die Digital Kamerawelt I looked down Louisiana St. to see the Bat-Mobile on a trail truck being secretly inserted into the same Bat Cave that Das Heib Boot was delivered through one calendar week earlier. I got off three photos before my camera battery alerted me to its exhaustion, and I headed back to the store to change the pack and get back to that for which I draw a stipend: the remunerated distribution of cameras and their related peripherals to a needy public (or in Deutsch, die remunerated Verteilung der Kameras und ihrer in Verbindung stehenden Peripherie zu einer bedürftigen öffentlichkeit). Besides my spare battery was in my personal belongings drawer, so I could not have swapped power packs on the fly, as I was bereft of my bat-utility belt. Still two of the three images make it here for your approval. Funny how the exterior of the Union Station Grand hall looks sort of like Stately Wayne Manor. That's just odd, don't you think, Alfred?
Chuck Pace © 2007
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