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christopher575The time lapse I thought of yesterday and wanted to create today may still be in process almost 12 hours later. It feels very weird to be home while the Podo is several miles away, but that's the only way to get what I want. I could go get it tonight because there's no way the battery will last longer than 13 hours, but by that time, it'll be dark out, so if nobody's spotted it by nightfall, it's probably fine until I head out tomorrow. Or it could be long gone! No risk, no reward. After dropping it off, I was about halfway to Langus, so I kept going and walked there.
It was such a gorgeous morning, I'm happy I ended up there.
Richard, the blog manager at Live in Everett, wrote about Langus this week. His piece is definitely worth a read! I promoted that on IG with a crop of this photo.
Toward the end of the walk, I could see that a fire was breaking out somewhere in Snohomish or Lake Stevens, and sent a Snap to my friend Kristen to make sure it wasn't near her at her new house. She could also see the smoke, but it wasn't super close.
No time lapse today, of course, but here are some other fun videos.
It was such a gorgeous morning, I'm happy I ended up there.
Richard, the blog manager at Live in Everett, wrote about Langus this week. His piece is definitely worth a read! I promoted that on IG with a crop of this photo.
Toward the end of the walk, I could see that a fire was breaking out somewhere in Snohomish or Lake Stevens, and sent a Snap to my friend Kristen to make sure it wasn't near her at her new house. She could also see the smoke, but it wasn't super close.
No time lapse today, of course, but here are some other fun videos.
