This is a time-lapse video clip consisting of 755 individual frames, each one being a 10-second exposure. The time frame is from 3:30 a.m. - 6:00 a.m. on March 23. The view is looking northeast. Notice how the clouds seem to "turn tail and run" from the approaching sunrise?????
(2-1/2 hours in 10 seconds!!!)
Spring and Fall are usually considered Aurora season. For reasons not completely understood, the Northern Lights are active during the equinoxes. I have a camera set up to watch for any aurora activity. This clip is a time-lapse of the northern sky between 11:30 p.m. on March 18 and 6:00 a.m. on March 19. No aurora activity, but an interesting movie, anyway.....
(6 1/2 hours in 18 seconds!)
For those of you who may have gotten the impression that my (almost) 12 year-old male Daschund, Boone is becoming a geriatric invalid, here's proof that the old guy can still keep up with his younger (10 year old) sister, Sadie....almost.....
Ahhhh, the things we do for our kids!
Back around the first of the year, my male Daschund, Boone was diagnosed with Megaesophagus. It is a condition in which the muscles of the esophagus don't function properly to push the food and water into the stomach. This video gives you an idea what is involved in the process of feeding Boone and why.....(we do this 3 times a day).
