Non Sequitur by Wiley Miller for October 11, 2014

I said she was kind of butchy, not….

Wagons Ho, or hole, whatever….

Kinda looks like the cactus tried to warn ’em…

Miss Gulch, are you a good glitch or a bad glitch?

That’s what i put… it’s one of those friggen iSigns and their &#$%^autocorrect…

No, “Glitch” is correct. The hole in the ground was left off the map used by the trailblazers’ commission.

At least their insurance claim will be easy. That’s definitely a covered wagon.

Glitch..gulch…whatever.

…or else the unpaved roads there are REALLY wide?

the sign ain’t no good, if they canna read words

That glitch seems to end 50 metres to the left, gentle curve in the trail … no glitch, no sign no problem.

Thelma and Louise repeat that stunt one hundred years later…..

I would consider that gulch to be a major glitch in their day.

and if the driver hadn’t been texting, he would have been able to avoid it

Yes, so many don’t listen; but more cannot read. Well, how about those who just don’t see where they are going?

Great comments, folks!

@masterskrainOh they had the correct spelling, the problem was the area was not zoned for a mobilehome park so they were seling tracks for Pullman rail cars.

A voice in the back of the wagon as it goes over“Recalculating….”

Don’t they know that horses can’t read?

Eastwood Ravine

anyone who relies on “spell check” is sure to be given an “F”, since it may be a word but not the correct use….we need a “grammar check” too. How about “ITS” and “IT’s”?, “suite” and “sweet”…..I could go on and on…….

“Recalculating…”

Spelling, it can save your life!

A chain grocery store in Houston has placed large, rustic looking wooden bins in their city-wide bakery areas as a repository for in-store made Mexican flatbreads marked with a deep, branding effect: " Tortilla’s " (not a brand name in the usual sense of the term).Some day, spell-check will be intuitive, but people will always screw it up.

I think that’s what you call a “technical difficulty”.

So very glitchy!

Putt knot yore trussed inn spill chequers.

Actually, either way the sign is sorta’ correct!

Nab btw isn’t in any way kidding about the park and parking area near the bridge, and dogs aren’t the only ones to go over the wall into Crooked River. Crater Lake also has somewhat the same problem, but with dogs chasing squirrels over the wall, like my idiot dog did, but fortunately she went over where there was wider ledge.(BTW, her lead failed at the clasp, she WAS on a leash!)

Having been around a lot of natural areas, people and long drops off cliffs are commonly connected, and I’ve had to recover a number of them, (Whisk broom and garbage bag optional.)