Mini 2 First Snow Day

[bl4scott]

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First snow in Spokane, Wa following Spokane River

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[kalimah]

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First snow in Spokane, Wa following Spokane River

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Very nice. Love those reflections. Would make beautiful stills. Waiting on our first snow.

 

[JimSteadman]

Calm and beautiful. Thanks for sharing.

 

[Nanny Ogg]

Great video! Watching it is a nice way to start the morning. Thanks!

 

[retiredNH]

Lovely. Same here, waiting for the first snow.

 

[bl4scott]

Thank you all for your kind comments. Still learning and how to edit to make the story interesting.

 

[twickers14]

Very nice and relaxing. As a record of what the scenery looks like after the first snow it’s perfect but as a film-even though it is short, I would love to have seen some more of the effect the snow had on the trees by the edge of the water and any other coverings in the vicinity of the river. Just my thoughts. Look forward to your next offering.

 

[twickers14]

Sorry meant to ask you a couple of things-where does the Spokane River flow to? It’s miles from the West Coast so I presume it goes east as you are to the east of the Rockies and second, I see there is an Audubon-Downriver location to the north of the City so I presume there are some baldies flying around some of the time.

 

[abimasha]

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First snow in Spokane, Wa following Spokane River

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Nice, relaxing and cool footage! I only miss a bit of the aerial perspective.

 

[bl4scott]

Sorry meant to ask you a couple of things-where does the Spokane River flow to? It’s miles from the West Coast so I presume it goes east as you are to the east of the Rockies and second, I see there is an Audubon-Downriver location to the north of the City so I presume there are some baldies flying around some of the time.

The Spokane river eventually flows into the Columbia River, then into the Pacific. We will see some baldies ever so often around.