Here is the video that last still image I posted was taken from. It's at Orangegate Park. It was originally just me testing S-Gamut3.Cine S-Log3 mode on my camera. As I said, because of what types of people are parked there now, it's no longer safe.

Just a still from a nature walk at Orangegate Park in Tacoma. Unfortunately, it's no longer a safe place to go. The parking is now filled with homeless people, many on drugs. Even just a few months ago it wasn't nearly this bad. Sad, because it's a beautiful park. Unfortunately, since they made it more popular by making improvements to it, it has attracted a lot of unsavory people. It used to be a place that only the locals knew about. I used to give it 5 stars out of 5, now I give it 2. I probably won't be coming back to it, as I'm not into the notion of either being towed OR having my van broken into.

There's an account that is very unsavory that I want to block or mute, but every time I do, ALL notifications are gone. I can't block or mute this person without getting THIS message. When I unblock or unmute him, I get my notifications back. @Support

Unedited: My quick take on the Karmelo scenario. Yes, I was going to stay away from political videos, but this was on my mind, and interpreting the law shouldn't be considered political.

Panther Lake Trail in Federal Way WA, anamorphic widescreen, black mist filter, 4K 60fps, some ASMR. There was a scary skinhead looking guy down at the water, but there was no incident, I just got out of the area quickly. 00:00 Entrance 02:50 Unknown structure 05:55 Talking about Google Maps 08:57 Sub-trail 13:15 Old couch and houses 18:08 Bridge 20:51 Noisy bugs 26:52 Trail to lake, scary guy 31:51 Paved section, back to van Equipment: Sony A7SIII camera, Sirui Saturn 35mm anamorphic widescreen 1.6x squeeze lens, Neewer black diffusion 1/4, Sony ECM-XYST1M mic, Zhiyun Weebill 3E LITE gimbal

Seriously, @rumblevideo, I get these at least a couple times a week. Can't you AT LEAST stop people from posting email addresses in the comments? Do you do ANYTHING to stop this kind of thing? ANYTHING?! And I'm an atheist/pantheist, I make anti-Christian content sometimes.

Unedited: A scam-believing friend of mine who thinks diabetes is a parasite

Tipping culture is getting out of hand Good service deserves a tip, but 40% being pushed as the standard is crazy

Farrell's Marsh Wildlife Area, anamorphic, black mist filter, 4K 60fps, ASMR 00:00 North entrance 02:17 First view of marsh 06:01 Stumps and second view of marsh 10:56 Another exit/entrance 18:03 Trail to the left 25:18 Third view of marsh, Ft Lewis fence 34:22 Back to split, heading towards exit Equipment: Sony A7SIII camera, Sirui Saturn 35mm anamorphic widescreen 1.6x squeeze lens, Neewer black diffusion 1/4, Sony ECM-XYST1M mic, Zhiyun Weebill 3E LITE gimbal youtube.com/watch?v=x3AGPeKo…

Wow, never noticed. It's still better than the stuff they do now.

Unedited: Weed and alcohol

Dear @rumblevideo, you haven't been doing ANYTHING about all the spam in comments from those wanting money to get a channel more views. It's almost as if you condone that type of activity.

Unedited, personal: I'm glad I'm not the person I used to be

Microsoft has forced the rounded corners and borders design, including when it's maximized, on the latest regular update to their Edge browser. Previously it was only on the preview and developer versions/builds, but today they pushed it onto even their main version. Microsoft claims it's to keep up with the aesthetic of Windows 11 design, but there are quite literally no other Microsoft programs, including File Explorer, that have this behavior when maximized. To force @MicrosoftEdge to act like virtually all other programs on Windows, where maximizing the window gets rid of borders and rounded corners, create a shortcut to Edge, right click that shortcut and select "properties", click inside the text field to the right of "target", hit the end key to go to the end of that field, hit the spacebar, and paste the following: --enable-features="msForceNoRoundedCornerAndMargin" Click OK and then click "continue" to force Windows to make the changes. After that, close Edge completely and then re-open Edge using that shortcut. The stupid borders and rounded corners will be gone. This may not be a permanent solution, as Microsoft will probably get rid of that as an option as well because they like sabotaging their own products. But for now, it's a decent workaround. Just saying.

Yeah, TikTok has some viral videos, but