Ever since I saw my first spotlights, I’ve been a huge fan of the genre. I remember being able to go right up to the big spotlight trucks at the Canadian National Exhibition back in the 1970s: it was like looking into the eyes of God. Which is why it’s so exciting that, due to the presence of the East Coast Music Awards here in [[Charlottetown]] this week, we have spotlights of our very own:
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You won’t have to go through
You won’t have to go through Hartford because Bradley Field is north of Hartford (between Hartford, CT and Springfield, MA). Depending on where Yankee is in NH, you may still be dealing with Boston traffic. Are you familiar with www.chowhound.com? If you need to eat on the way, it’s fun to check out the recommendations.
I almost did what you did and
I almost did what you did and whipped out my didge to record the lameness of the rotating Hollywood style spotlights. Not quite as dramatic on a foggy night. When I first spotted the lights I thought I was witnessing a really organized display of Aurora Borealis.
I thought we were signalling
I thought we were signalling Batman.
It would be so cool if Batman
It would be so cool if Batman did come.
I was going to ask, wonder if
I was going to ask, wonder if anyone will indeed stick a batman logo onto them.
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