Hello, I’m Rob Walcott

Hello! My name is Rob Walcott. People who know me well call me Bobby. I am a geriatric millennial and I have big feelings about social media, this site exercises those thoughts. In younger years I have been a bike mechanic, a musician, and a photographer. Professionally I dabbled in web coding at The Image Group during web 2.0. I co-owned Walcott Imaging from 2003 to 2015 and ran a social media photography experiment called Pocket Photographer for a short stint shortly after. I have a small collection of personal photographic work. I am the owner of Centennial Inn and the neighboring house at 18 East 12th which includes 3 apartments and a short term rental.

My Photo Feed – Under construction

    • Old Handle bar (44cm)
    • New Bar (40cm)
    • The new look.
  • Margo has a thick shell but she is slowly coming out of that shell around more people. It is nice to see her open up.

  • Margo has been leaving notes back to us in her lunch box. Within all her wildness and strong will is also an incredibly sweet and caring kid.

  • This is the highest I will ever bowl.

    It is likely the highest I will ever bowl.

  • I need to add cup holders to the table. A typical left hand turn turned into a huge mess.
  • my friends and I by the teepee at wilderness state park. Posing for a group photo.
    We have been going to the woods since 1999. It is one of the most grounding experiences of every year as well as my life. I have only missed 3 years (first born, bough the Inn, covid). I love this time.
  • For the last 3 years or so we have taken a hike in the dark on the longest day of the year. It has become a wonderful tradition (credit to lisa for the idea).
  • God’s car he’s my boss.
  • Mother & Daughter

Read and Recommended (AKA: Links)

Sometimes you read an article and think “I would like to read this again or I think this will come up in conversation.” I save those articles here to share with others or find again.

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Collections – Under construction

Like Pinterest. Web clippings and screenshots and the visuals I want to keep track of.