I’m not sure what this thing is, but I’ve seen it at a couple of gas stations.
It occurred to me that I could ask Google Lens. It responded with this nonsense: “Black metal cylindrical wind chimes with deep resonant tubes.”
My guess is that it’s some kind of pressure release system for the underground tanks. Judges?
I took that picture on the way to Harrisonburg for a medical appointment. As I mentioned the other day, I had nerve conduction testing. The doctor told me the results would be posted on “My Chart,” their online portal. I checked several times, but I was looking at the “Test Results” tab. Finally, I found a report under “Notes.” It’s technical, but apparently I have peripheral neuropathy, at least on the right leg. I’ll talk to my doctor about it next week.
I don’t have the tingling that I associate with neuropathy. My main symptoms are balance problems and occasional dizziness. The step tracker on my phone keeps telling me that my walking steadiness is low. Since I know my doctor is going to ask again if I am using a cane, I practiced using it today. It feels awkward to me, but I know she will remind me that I need to minimize the danger of falling.
The second photo is from the reception area in a medical office. There are glass windows separating patients from the receptionists. This has become standard since the Covid pandemic. Windows and mountains are reflected on the glass.
That is interesting. I think your guess sounds the most logical. If I go anywhere I have to use a cane or a walker, depending on how I feel that day. We will be getting our Covid shots on Monday, the updated flu shot too but not getting them together, a few days apart. Hope you have a good week.
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