Leave Cali day 46

Now that the 10-inch audio tapes are transcribed, I clean up the Teac 3440 4-track.

I used duct tape on the heads cover for easy access. I clean it up and screw it on properly.

The cassette player is gone, given to audio guru Steve Williams, and the rest gets moved.

Here is the stuff boxed up, though the 10-inch tapes still need to be put away.
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Here is a wider view of that lede picture. My ever-present 30-oz insulated mug of iced tea keeping me hydrated while I get the files put in the computer. I gave the cameras away, I can't remember to whom. The tapes themselves I kept and still have. The computer got moved, and is occasionally used if I need to read a 3.5-inch floppy. It is also needed for some 32-bit drivers for my REX-6000 address book and Cardscan scanner. I guess it's time to give up an XP computer, huh. The stereo might be one that blew up after the move, a metal tack that holds the glass in a cheap wooden picture frame had fallen down into the stereo and blew it up. The Harley boots pen holder got sold on eBay, I think, though maybe after I moved to Florida.