hold•life•still
We have a giant Oak tree in front of our house. The biggest tree on the street. It has witnessed a lot, I have found it in a photo from 1900 and it was huge then. We just found out it will be taken down next month. The drought, moths, and vermin have made it unsafe. It is a gorgeous tree, the street will never be the same. I will be getting some photos of it before it goes.
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5:34pm
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The early night of a nice day.
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One of those days we get early in the year when you can feel the coming change. Though I still have plenty of snow, there was a subtle ‘spring is near’ reminder in the air today.
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Needed to get away from the desk this afternoon so I took a walk to the park with the drone. Some 360 views of the pond for fun. All from the same spot, just three different heights – 100 above, below 300′ and 10′.
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A moment, then another one. Same spot, different light.
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Took the drone for a quick cold spin.
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Cold swamp along the Charles River.
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A scene seen while driving, I even turned around to go get it.
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End of day for end of week.
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A drive to Royalston to walk the dog around Doane’s Falls. Well, my wife walked Argus, I was busy.
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The last light at 4:14pm, on the shortest day, of the longest year.
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