No Parking ANY Time!
Nope, not here either!
I am confused by this sign. By “clean up” and showing a golf club instead of a plastic bag, are they suggesting you thwack it into the bushes, or is there a hole somewhere that I need to bogey?
Ha! I’ve checked the IR signature of every “security camera” on this street. They all dead, Jim. I doubt they’re even wired up, if I judge by the ones in this building.
It was raining last night and I tried a long exposure, and got this as a car passed by leaving a nice red contrail, but the stock firmware only allows exposures 15 seconds long, and I had to open up the apeture to 2.8 to get enough light for the foreground. Really need CHDK on there to force the camera to do exposures out to a half-hour or more and stop way down to get that super-sharp wide focal range. I’ve loaded CHDK onto the SD card in “Firmware Update” mode, so I can just turn it on and off by restarting the camera in the firmware I want to use. I’ll be trying that tonight.
It stopped raining today and so I took off from the porch to explore the grounds of the communal building we are currently exiled to. Bye, porch!
Re-visited this little shrine to a purple-flowered plant, which the building’s children had left offerings to. Acorns to draw in the squirrels, I suppose.
The Morningside boundary – everything’s downhill (literally down the hill) from here, and it’s all One Way.
Down Morningside Drive, to the Bears favorite lunch spot.
Back over to the house. We’ve got this part of the first floor, or third floor, depending on which direction you’re coming from.
Trees here can get a little pornographic.
The amount of water damage and moss growing around this apartment would concern me. I imagine mushrooms growing out of the carpets.
The trail down the hill on the other side of the house.
Remember, no straight lines allowed!
Constant reminders here that eventually, everything returns to the earth.
I wanted trees, we gots trees. (:
Here’s a chunka wood I bet some sculptor could make a wicked wizard staff from.
Back over to the house from the back.