Summit Lake to Echo Lake in Lassen

Summit Lake to Echo Lake in Lassen

Summit Lake to Echo Lake in Lassen

Summit Lake to Echo Lake in Lassen

A 4.5 mile out and back hike to Echo Lake in Lassen Volcanic National Park. Start at the Summit Lake Ranger Station, take the short trail to Summit Lake and then follow signs to Echo Lake.

Hike starts at: 40.498228, -121.42711. View in Google Earth.

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(Published to the Fediverse as: Summit Lake to Echo Lake in Lassen #hike #lake #lassen #map Hike from Summit Lake to Echo Lake in Lassen Volcanic National Park. 4.5 miles out and back. )

Skull Cave

Skull Cave

SONY ILCE-7C 20mm f1.8 1/30s ISO2500

Just inside the mouth of Skull Cave at Lava Beds National Monument in Northern California.

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(Published to the Fediverse as: Skull Cave #photo #cave Photo of the entrance to Skull Cave at Lava Beds National Monument in California. )

Sundial Bridge

Sundial Bridge

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Sundial Bridge

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Sundial Bridge

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The Sundial Bridge in Redding, California crosses the Sacramento River while also providing the correct time one day a year (the Summer Solstice) assuming it's a sunny day (a pretty safe assumption for Redding).

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(Published to the Fediverse as: Sundial Bridge #photo #sundial #bridge Photos of the Sundial Bridge across the Sacramento River in Redding, California. )

Links for July 2021

Teague Hill Preserve

Teague Hill Preserve

Teague Hill Preserve

Teague Hill Preserve

A four mile, 1,400 foot hike into the Santa Cruz Mountains from just above Woodside. The trail is almost entirely under canopy but with a lot of variety and the occasional snatch of a view of the bay as you climb. The Bear Gulch section is very steep in places, if I did this route again I'd try Marker 3 to Marker 11 to see if the descent is more forgiving. Oh, and make sure you have a map or a downloaded route, there are a lot of trails with multiple entrances so it would be pretty easy to get lost here.

Hike starts at: 37.424658, -122.281739. View in Google Earth.

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(Published to the Fediverse as: Teague Hill Preserve #hike #map 4 mile hike with 1,400 foot elevation gain in the Santa Cruz Mountains near Woodside, California. Bring a map. )

ITHCWY Newsletter for June 2021

Visualizing Coronavirus Deaths by Country (Daily Incremental)

Catfood Earth has been missing a detailed guide since I shut down the Catfood Software web site. That has been fixed with this somewhat epic post which covers every feature of the Windows and Android versions.

Two new timelapses: stars over Columbia State Historic Park and another sunset. I also started working on a longer term project, it will be a few weeks until I get to see if it's going to work.

Hike posts have been upgraded with route maps and a chart showing elevation profile.

Also, some egrets and a ship.

Previously:

Links for June 2021

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Book reviews for June 2021

Nobody Walks by Mick Herron

Nobody Walks by Mick Herron

5/5

 

Why We Die (The Oxford Investigations, #3) by Mick Herron

Why We Die (The Oxford Investigations, #3) by Mick Herron

3/5

 

Smoke and Whispers (The Oxford Investigations, #4) by Mick Herron

Smoke and Whispers (The Oxford Investigations, #4) by Mick Herron

4/5

 

Reconstruction (The Oxford Series) by Mick Herron

Reconstruction (The Oxford Series) by Mick Herron

5/5

 

The Last Voice You Hear (The Oxford Investigations, #2) by Mick Herron

The Last Voice You Hear (The Oxford Investigations, #2) by Mick Herron

4/5

 

Down Cemetery Road (The Oxford Investigations, #1) by Mick Herron

Down Cemetery Road (The Oxford Investigations, #1) by Mick Herron

4/5

 

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Sunset #7

Updated on Saturday, February 19, 2022

Sunset #7

Sunset over the Pacific.

Shot from Pacifica and San Francisco. A low pressure system was flinging some dramatic clouds around but unfortunately no rain.

(Previously: Sunset #6)

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(Published to the Fediverse as: Sunset #7 #timelapse #sunset #4k #video 4K timelapse of sunset over the Pacific shot from Pacifica and San Francisco, California. )

Stars over Columbia State Historic Park

Updated on Saturday, February 19, 2022

Stars over Columbia State Historic Park

Timelapse of stars over Columbia State Historic Park in California.

The video has four sequences shot over two nights. It was a challenging weekend right before the Summer Solstice with a pretty bright moon, but there are some hints of milky way in there. The first and third clips are from a Sony A7C with 20mm f1.8 G lens. The second and fourth are from a GoPro Hero 8 Black which suffered from a few stuck pixels but nice enough overall. Post processed in Lightroom, LRTimelapse, Resolve and Filmstro Pro.

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(Published to the Fediverse as: Stars over Columbia State Historic Park #timelapse #stars #video 4K timelapse video of stars over Columbia State Historic Park in California, shot with Sony A7C and GoPro Hero 8 Black. )

Summer Solstice 2021

Summer Solstice 2021

Summer starts right this minute in the northern hemisphere, winter for those south of the equator. Rendered in Catfood Earth.

(Previously: Summer Solstice 2020)

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(Published to the Fediverse as: Summer Solstice 2021 #code #solstice #summer #winter #earth #northern #estival Catfood Earth render of Summer Solstice 2021 (June 21, 2021, 03:32 UTC). Marks the start of summer in the northern hemisphere, winter in the southern. )