For the final episode of 5 minutes in Charlotte, I return to where the show began: a pond at RibbonWalk Nature Preserve. Featuring a cold breeze, passing planes and a chirping critter.

Sitting outside of Amélie's on East 36th street.  Featuring car doors being shut, a plane overhead and the light rail.

Sitting on the edge of Derita Creek Park. Featuring a distant train, barking dogs and sirens.

Standing outside the AMC Carolina Pavilion 22 movie theater on South Boulevard. Featuring crickets, cars and a goose.

Standing in the Habitat for Humanity ReStore on North Wendover Road. Featuring moving furniture, a rolling cart, and shoppers.

Standing in Nevin Park. Featuring a disc golf basket, a phone ringing, and cars pulling in and out of the parking lot.

Standing in the Woodland Fairy Garden outside of the Duke Mansion. Featuring crickets, laughter, and woodland fairies?

Standing by the Crossings at NoDa development in the Sugar Creek neighborhood. Featuring a nail gun, a distant saw, and wind.

Sitting outside of Nordstrom in the SouthPark Mall. Featuring squeaky shoes, families shopping and a metal chair scraping against the floor.

On the patio of Resident Culture Brewing Company on Central Ave. Featuring a barking dog, an unhappy baby and a broken glass.