The back garden gets its first cut of the year in this fisheye-o-vision time lapse movie ...
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2 comments:
Nice. Looks like you made Pushkin happy. I'm looking out over our forlorn little back garden, which will have to continue to wait until I get more grading and such done for me to get back to it. You've inspired me to see if my silly little point&shoot can do timelapse...
It's not too difficult to make Pushkin happy - just give her somewhere nice to sleep! It's particularly easy now that summer appears to have arrived here (note the wearing of shorts in the movie!). She can sit outside cooking in the sun all day now.
Good luck with your gardening projects!
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