Vero News > CAMERA BLOG: On gators, the circus, Rachel Ray, and Charlie Crist

CAMERA BLOG: On gators, the circus, Rachel Ray, and Charlie Crist

Written by: November 03 2009
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This has been a wild visual week for Vero News.

Debbie Carson, as you read, covered the Mayor of Fellsmere gator hunting; The circus came to town; We thought Rachel Ray was in town (it was a shoot for her show). Then today the Governor visited the PetroAlgae Plant.

It’s nice to break up the monotony of the general assignments that we cover on a regular basis.

I need to give a big thanks to Susan for getting Debbie back safely and keeping “her” in the boat.

The Cole Bros. Circus was one of the best I’ve seen. That’s out of the Gibsonton Showman’s Circus and even Ringling Bros.

Tonight is an election night. Who knows what visuals will come out of the events we cover tonight. Time will tell. Be sure to check back.

 

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