Tuesday, a day of miscellany. Some are wondering, seemingly too polite to outright complain, about the plentitude of Charlie Barker imagery in these posts. The reason is that they represent practical exercise of my newly-adopted Corbin Technique™ of focus control. Having become comfortable with the methodology for dog subject matter, I am moving on to the greater challenge of birds on the wing. With mixed results so far.
Gangloff and Pioneer Parks, under intermittent sun and clouds and sprinkles.
Nik joins us for a trek up Bushnell, then we cut off on a new nearly-invisible trail up a far ridge and through a wide meadow to an overlook of the valley. And after we return … Ivi connects with Kim.
Like our family, did you consider David Attenborough’s BBC nature documentaries and explorations just about the best of the genre? Now, as Attenborough turns 90 years of age, a writer for The Atlantic catalogs and rates his entire 79-episode Life Collection. I’m sure we missed some of these, but by scouring Netflix and other streaming services, we may be able to catch up.
Today it is dog-walking through Birnie Park, where young girls try to make friends with Charlie, and up above a housing development into the foothills, then home again.
The Barkling Beast once again protects us on our high-risk, treacherous forays downtown.
Yard debris to the dump, shopping, botany, miscellany.
