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404.html

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+/var/www/html/404.html

generate.py

@@ -73,6 +73,11 @@ def render_index():
     data = {key: value for key, value in sorted(metadata.items(), key=lambda item: item[1]['title'])}
     photo_counts = {placename: metadata[placename]["count"] for placename in metadata.keys()}
     total_count = 0
+    posts = [
+            path.basename(post).split('/')[-1][:-3] for post in 
+            glob("md/*")
+        ]
+    posts.sort()
     for _, info in metadata.items():
         total_count = info["count"] + total_count
     with open(out_dir + "index.html", "w") as f:
@@ -80,7 +85,8 @@ def render_index():
             "metadata": data,
             "album_count": len(metadata.keys()),
             "photo_counts": photo_counts,
-            "total_count": total_count
+            "total_count": total_count,
+            "posts": posts
         }))
 
 def render_places():
@@ -103,7 +109,7 @@ def render_places():
             with open("md/" + placename + ".md", "r") as f:
                 md = markdown(f.read())
         except FileNotFoundError:
-            md = "<h1>Blog Work In Progress</h1>"
+            md = "<h1>No Story (Yet)</h1>"
         with open(working_path + "/index.html", "w") as f:
             f.write(template.render({
                 "count": count,

html

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+/var/www/html/

md/ToApacheLake.md

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+# Poor Decisions With Great Views
+
+This was one of my first trip experiences. When I first started making trips
+out West, Arizona was the first state I explored. The first time I'd ever gone,
+I had a friend in Phoenix who invited me to hang out for about a week. I fell
+in love with the scenery long before I even arrived in Phoenix, and in a
+relatively short amount of time, I started to return to the state on my own. I
+decided to use my existing camping gear (mostly backpacking stuff) and save a
+ton of money I would have otherwise spent on lodging. It was these early trips
+that I began to experiment with ways to find public land, and sleep comfortably
+in my vehicle.
+
+I had acquired and extensively used the Arizona copy of the DeLorme Atlas &
+Gazetteers. Scanning the pages, I located Roosevelt Lake, but tucked away,
+smaller and seemingly more remote, was Apache Lake. I have always enjoyed
+finding less busy, more obscure locations, and I decided that I wanted to check
+out this smaller Apache Lake moreso than the larger, more popular Roosevelt
+Lake.
+
+## The Roads
+
+Apache Lake is accessible via state route 88, which travels by Tortilla Flat on
+the west side and Roosevelt Lake on the east side. The west side is easily
+accessible from Apache Junction, however at the time I was visiting, the
+stretch of unpaved road that goes from Tortilla Flat to Apache Lake was washed
+out and closed. I was forced to enter from the east side, which took me from
+the Phoenix metro, through [Superior](https://helixnebula.space/Superior/), and
+allll the way to Globe before cutting back north towards the lakes.
+
+Traveling from Globe, I stopped at a general market and gas station, from which
+I got breakfast and some maps. The first pictures in this album are from the
+dam and bridge at Roosevelt Lake. Turning down 88 from 188 leads you by the
+dam, and from there, a long stretch of decent dirt road takes you to Apache
+Lake, with lovely views of the Salt River and Superstition Mountains along the
+way. More recently than this visit, the road has been paved.
+
+## The Bittersweet
+
+I came to a turnoff leading to a [private resort on the
+lake](https://apachelake.com/), and I went downhill to check it out. I went
+inside the building and asked about what the place was. I was told I could camp
+there, and I was intrigued and wanted to try something new, so I decided to buy
+a night. I was kinda broke and it was more money than I expected to spend, but
+I was too embarassed to just say no at that point. I didn't really know what I
+was getting myself into, but it was certainly going to be interesting.
+
+There was live music, a bar, primitive camping areas, a marina, a hotel, and
+all sorts of goodies here. While exploring, I saw that there was a place to
+rent a kayak, I was interested until I learned it was quite expensive to rent
+it for the day...I had already spent so much just to be there. I felt really
+embarassed to say nevermind to the clerk when he said that!
+
+After setting up camp, I decided to check out the bar. I have drank a lot of
+alcohol in my days but this was the first time I ever got sociable enough to go
+to a bar. I'd always avoided them. I talked up with a lot of people there, many
+of them were surprised that I had even heard of Apache Lake as a traveler from
+Oklahoma. Even in the early days of my solo travels, I knew how to find obscure
+places, apparently.
+
+One dude just started buying me drinks. Shot after drink after shot, I was
+really quite drunk. I bought a lot of my own drinks too. I was stumbling around
+a bit, and quite frankly acting quite stupid, but what else is drinking for? As
+the night went on, I moved outside to watch and listen to the live music. I met
+some folks that wanted to take me out on their boat in the morning, since I
+didn't have one. We discussed about where to meet in the morning and when.
+Eventually I wandered away from the crowd to find some solitude again. I
+remember laying down and staring into the night sky for quite a long time. I
+was still pretty well intoxicated, and the beauty of the galaxy really
+entranced me for a while. Before I went to bed, I took a shower at the marina.
+
+In the morning, I felt hung over, poorly rested, and regretted just about
+everything at that point. I spent all the money I had left for my trip on the
+campsite and the alcohol i bought at the bar. I tried to find the folks
+that wanted me to go boating with them, but it seems they either slept in or
+were already gone. I felt really out of place at this resort about now, I was
+broke and couldn't pay for anything to eat at the restaraunt, so I packed up my
+things and left without telling anyone.
+
+## Car Problems Has Entered the Chat
+
+On my way back out, a light popped onto my dashboard, it was an empty oil pan
+indicator. I didn't really know what that meant at the time, and I didn't have
+cell service to contact my dad (the car guru in my life) until later. I called
+to ask about it when I was back by Roosevelt, and he said that was really
+really bad and that by the time that light comes on, theres pretty much no oil
+left and that the car should not be run anymore. I certainly didn't have any
+motor oil with me, so I had no choice but to get it in Globe.
+
+On this day, we learned that my Kia Soul burned a significant amount of oil on
+long drives. Dad taught me how to check the oil levels, and told me what kind
+of oil to use. This continued to be a problem for the coming year of travels,
+and I had to carry oil with me at all times and treat it almost like a second
+gas tank. The rate at which it consumed oil seemed very random, with some long
+drives not dropping by much and then a shorter drive leaving it almost empty.
+
+## Farewell
+
+This lake is very beautiful, and I wish I got to experience it without getting
+wrapped up into an expensive party. I swore this off as the last time I would
+ever blow my money on alcohol at a bar. I have not yet returned to Apache Lake,
+but since then [I have visted the superstition mountains
+again](https://helixnebula.space/Peralta/).
+

metadata.json

@@ -231,7 +231,12 @@
     },
     "SmokyMountains": {
         "title": "Smoky Mountains",
-	"state": "Tennessee",
+	    "state": "Tennessee",
-	"cover": "IMG_5708.JPEG"
+	    "cover": "IMG_5708.JPEG"
+    },
+    "TruthOrConsequences": {
+        "title": "Truth or Consequences",
+        "state": "New Mexico",
+        "cover": "IMG_9135.JPEG"
     }
 }

templates/main

@@ -17,7 +17,6 @@
   <div class="mainBody">
     <div class="postBody">
       <p>
-        <h1>MAINTENANCE IN PROGRESS expect breakges</h1>
         <h1>Work in progress!</h1>
         This is going to be a photo blog. Right now its just a mess of undescribed photos.
         A lot of photos have not been uploaded yet and work on CSS and choosing which images
@@ -33,6 +32,17 @@
           <a class="tocLink" href="/{{ placename }}/">{{ info['title'] }}, {{ info['state'] }} [{{ info["count"] }}]</a>
         </div>
         {% endfor %}
+        <br>
+      </details>
+      <details class="toc">
+        <summary class="tocText">Albums With Stories</summary>
+        <br>
+        {% for placename in posts %}
+        <div class="tocEntry">
+          <a class="tocLink" href="/{{ placename }}">{{ metadata[placename]['title'] }}, {{ metadata[placename]['state'] }}</a>
+        </div>
+        {% endfor %}
+        <br>
       </details>
     </div>
     <br>
@@ -45,18 +55,11 @@
             <div class="mainImgContainerTop">
               <span class="placeLink">{{ info["title"] }}</span>
             </div>
-            <!-- <div class="mainImgContainerBottom">
+            <div class="mainImgContainerBottom">
-              <img class="openIcon" src="openIcon.svg">
+              <span class="indexPhotoCount">View {{ photo_counts[placename] }} photos</span>
-            </div> -->
+            </div>
           </div>
         </a>
-        
-        <!-- <a class="placeLink" href="/{{ placename }}/">{{ info['title'] }}, {{ info['state'] }}</a>
-        <span class="indexPhotoCount">{{ photo_counts[placename] }} Photos</span>
-        <br>
-        <a href="/{{ placename }}/">
-          <img class="preview" src="cover/cover_{{ info['cover'] }}">
-        </a> -->
       </div>
       {% endfor %}
     </div>