With this Happy Halloween last day of October being chilled to barely 60 degrees, it was to Sikes Lake I ventured this day before the start of November, for some nature communing.
Upon arrival at the Sikes Lake parking lot, I saw something I had not previously seen, in person, a Tesla Cyber Truck.
Upon seeing this I reacted thinking photos do not do justice to how totally weird this vehicle looks. Why did anyone think this was a good idea?
I looked in the window and saw two rather ordinary bucket seats, a rectangular steering wheel, and a big glass screen in the middle of the dashboard, which looked like a bad idea, way too big with sharp edges, like the vehicle's exterior.
I don't think this vehicle is going to become a big seller.
With no back window I am guessing that big screen in the middle of the dashboard serves as a rear view with a camera providing the image.
I would not like driving a vehicle without a rear window.
Changing the subject back to the weather.
Last night, right before midnight, the predicted thunderstorm arrived, for a short duration, with a slight downpour which left no noticeable precipitation remaining in the form of puddles by dawn's early light.
More precipitation and thunderstorming is on the menu for the next several days. An end to the drought would be nice...
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