Overall, it's been a milder summer than some, and learn today how to save videos from YouTube, etc., through KeepVid, resulting in taking some short/fair-use samples for alteration (reducing speed and modifying spectra) to incorporate in Prehistoric Atlas: I. Antarctica,
IV. Australia, and
V. Europe.
Take the car in, through closer-to-the-coast clearing fog, relatively early am for 30,000-mile check-up, then,
with a loaner to the
post box, and over to
DVC, record Symphony No. 2: II and Psalms 20 and 21. Pick up the darling auto again and proceed to Fernando's for a late lunch (shredded beef taco and Mexican coffee), powering up the iPhone/camera,
in anticipation of another California-Coast-to-the-Sierras walk,
finishing up the little hazardous 101 gap south of Petaluma at a brisk clip, then walking toward said town north on the Boulevard South, with views of
distant Meacham Hill,
the overcrossing, River, Sheraton,
Sonoma Mountain,
Sears Point Ridge, the Marshes,
the evidently permanently-open railroad drawbridge conveniently utilized by fishermen,
Caltrans
Special Crews Maintenance Center,
Heritage
Salvage,
and the compact housing
developments to where the
curved road
becomes straight (but could you trust them with that sign?).
Homeward past the Adobe,
over the
Mountain,
through the
Valley, ultimately
back
into
Solano, receiving a call from Harriet, there's time for 21st-Century Music work, filing, two more edited pages of Psalm 22: Ia (completing it), and same for beginning third-movement publication-preparation re Symphony No. 2: III.
