All
about me
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Hi, this page is all about
me. My name is Harold, and that's me with my pickup at the
Florence harbor parking lot. That is the Siuslaw River in the
background. I retired in 1997 after 31 years as a postal
worker. I moved from Florence, Oregon where I made my home
for just over 3 years, after spending many years in California.
But now I live in Salem, Oregon the state
capitol. I decided it was time for a change and
with friends, lots of shopping and recreation nearby I feel it was a
good move. In time my website will reflect some changes due to
the move.
My computer is an iMac and have been an
Apple fan for many years. Although I know how to use a PC
and did so for many years where I worked, I found Apple computers more
to my liking. I am, of course, the webmaster for The
Oregon Kid site.
In addition to computers my other major hobby is
photography. All the pictures on my web site were taken with a
Nikon 4300 digital camera. Taking pictures is the easy
part, editing or changing them using Adobe Photoshop Elements take a
little more work. Sometimes you end up compromising with a
photo because of the constraints of the Internet. Photos need to
reduced to a small file size so they can load quickly and
easily. So bear with me if some pictures seem a little
off.
Some of my friends have asked me 'why did I create this
site'. I have a great love for Oregon and through my
website my friends, family and others can see Oregon from my
perspective. I have been fortunate enough to have traveled
a lot over the years. Many do not get the chance for one reason
or another and my website and the Internet allows those to travel at
the click of a mouse.
Over time some of the pages on this site will change and a few may
disappear. Occasionally a page may be unavailable for
a period of time while it under goes changes.
If you have any questions about the site or anything on the site click
the 'Send me a message' link below Fill it out and click send.
Thanks for visiting, do come again.
Updated Mar 5, 2008