A cell tower goes up

A few days ago, returning from the dog walk, I spotted the base for a cell tower installed a couple hundred meters from my friends’ house. I took a picture to make a before-and-after.

Alas, I didn’t have the correct angle. But from one day to next, they’re now staring at this thing from their patio (much clearer than here, with the tree blocking it. They’re perhaps the only people I know who don’t own a cell phone, a thought no doubt horrifying to many.

As is my reply to people who ask why I didn’t answer their call. Because my cell phone was turned off. And the VOIP land line is frequently unplugged.

Not a chemtrail

This odd cloud formation, which I’ve seen from time to time here on the coast (it is roughly parallel with the shoreline), is not produced by an airplane.

Thanks to the hysterical reaction to the coronahoax, there is no plane flying anywhere nearby (I have usedflightradar24.com in the past to ID a Lufthansa flight as the source of spraying, but chemtrails are extremely rare here compared to countries in the northern hemisphere).