The jekyll build should download and cache a copy of the js generated photo gallery

[BudgieInWA]

The /events page has a beautiful map with a ton of thumbnails and direct links, that is small to represent. It sucks that each client has to go through the rigmarole, and the added round-trips getting the gallery.

If the jekyll build can access the network, render the page in puppeteer or something (or fetch the apis, ...) and cache the html, then that can be written to disk and simply served. The js can replace the cached list when it completes getting newer photos.