sorrell skye
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Interesting video.
She said she was filming at around 3 pm on a Saturday. I wish she could have filmed around 7:15 am on a school day because traffic patterns can vary by day, particularly between business days and weekends.
I notice that the shoulder is mostly sand/dirt but it does support many clumps of vegetation and it makes an audible crunch as she walks on it, so tracking conditions weren't too bad, particularly on a cooler day. Lots of little nooks and crannies in that footing for scent particles to get stuck in.
It took her 5 minutes and 35 seconds to make that walk. Tack on another 2 minutes for Sierra to get from her house to the road the video was filmed on and it's easy to see why Sierra might still be at home at 7:11 am; she had plenty of time to walk to the bus stop in time for the scheduled 7:24 am pickup.
As a rural resident in a much more rural area than that, I wouldn't hesitate to walk that route but I suppose to people used to urban/suburban environments it might seem isolated and therefore threatening.
I laud the videographer's respect for the privacy of the people living on Sierra's street but a bad part of me wishes she would have filmed the cul-de-sac.
The rest of me wants to club that bad part of me like a baby seal.
BBM
IMO, that video is useless, in terms of traffic, which is one of the things the videographer was attempting to capture.