Showing posts with label weather. Show all posts
Showing posts with label weather. Show all posts

Feeling Better

I have been feeling somewhat ill during the past couple of weeks. Hopefully I am on the mend, today I felt much better overall. I went for a nice short easy jog that felt good. I haven't been jogging the past couple of weeks. Anyway, the weather has been gorgeous here in Olympia, which has made me feel somewhat the worse for not getting out and enjoying it more than I did. I did get out, as my flickr photos attest, just not as much as I would've liked. There were a couple gorgeous days when I didn't even make it out of the house (ugh).

Tonight I went to Madison Scenic Park and shot some night photographs. I am processing them now and hopefully they will be good enough to make a panorama that I will post here when it's done. The air was gorgeous, almost balmy and it was quiet. It was quiet enough, in fact, so that I could hear frogs croaking. Go frogs!!!

Three, Four [updated] Two versions: which one do you like most?



Madison Scenic Park Vista

Autumn is Here

Fall is here. It arrived about three or four weeks ago - in earnest. Since the arrival of fall, those of use in the Pac. NW have experienced cooler temperatures, higher humidity, increased precipitation, lower solar insolation, etc. It is amazing, it seems like one day it is hot and dry and then all of the sudden the ground has turned into perma-moisture - not to dry out until next May or June. It's a beautiful time of year though, even in the Pac. NW. Here, there are lots of foggy mornings, and recently those of us in the South Sound have been treated to some magnificent sunsets, it seems that there is often a clearing to the West, so that the setting sun sparkles its rays across the evening atmosphere prior to setting. I consider it nature's way of saying "good day" or "goodnight"... Anyway, it's awesome.

Watershed Park
Fall Colors

Sunrise
Sunrise
 
Aldo Leopold: "We abuse land because we regard it as a commodity belonging to us. When we see land as a community to which we belong, we may begin to use it with love and respect."

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