I was assigned to nightshift duty in the boondocks when the cold February weather is at its peak, but I am only limited to short-distance walking within my workplace for safety purposes because it is during the night that there are lots of hazards that can be taken into consideration, like snakes, which are more active in the evening, and also giant honeybees that are attracted to the lamination coming from the flash light; furthermore, there are lots of objects that can cause tripping, like rocks, exposed tree roots, and wild plants that are laced with particles that can irritate the eyes; such things are hard to spot in the dark. It is far more different in the daytime, as I am able to walk or hike in the mountains for the rest of the day. So when we had our change shift on March 16 and I learned that I was re-assigned to dayshift, I gladly accepted my new timeslot for a change. Here in the video is my longest walk in the boondocks so far, which is composed of two parts. I will upload the other video for my Actifit report card later on this day. For the meantime, let us enjoy the mountain that I made when the sky was mostly covered by clouds and the sun seemed to be ashamed to show up.
This is my contribution for Wednesday Walk Community by @tatooedjay. Thanks for reading my humble composition, and greetings to everyone! Have a nice and productive Wednesday!
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