Fog and yelling
Sep. 11th, 2017 04:52 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
christopher575The river is one of my closest regular walking destinations, but also one of the ones I go to the least. It can just be a little creepy is all. Today might have been my most stressful visit, as a dude was down there pissed off and yelling. I said good morning to him as I passed and he said it back, but the yelling resumed. And was still going (or going again after a break?) an hour later. I wish it was possible to feel like calling the police would be the right thing to do, but in the US they oftentimes escalate situations like that. Instead I figured I'd just mention it to anyone I saw who I thought would really benefit from a warning. As if the yelling isn't enough of a warning. I told an older couple about him and they said, "We'll just walk past him." It's Lowell, they're probably used to it.
I was there much later than I typically have been because of the later sunrise and saw way more people than I'm used to. Maybe I'm the only thing that was unusual there today.
The fog was great.
The clouds were cute and modest.
Once again, I loved seeing things down there line up perfectly. If I didn't mention it, would you notice the power lines in this photo?
Sunrises and fog work so well together, as long as there's not so much fog that that's all you see.
Looks like fall.
Someone moved the camera again, but at least they did a decent job putting it back. For once. The spot where I put this is at one end of a little path along the river's edge, and today I spotted a guy at the other end when I went to get it. Wonder if he was the one who moved it.
I was there much later than I typically have been because of the later sunrise and saw way more people than I'm used to. Maybe I'm the only thing that was unusual there today.
The fog was great.
The clouds were cute and modest.
Once again, I loved seeing things down there line up perfectly. If I didn't mention it, would you notice the power lines in this photo?
Sunrises and fog work so well together, as long as there's not so much fog that that's all you see.
Looks like fall.
Someone moved the camera again, but at least they did a decent job putting it back. For once. The spot where I put this is at one end of a little path along the river's edge, and today I spotted a guy at the other end when I went to get it. Wonder if he was the one who moved it.
