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Wet days bring luminescent foliage, a green not yet deepened by summer sun. Pungent mud at the pond edge. Siri splashes, mosquitos feast!
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Saw my first bear of spring, and turtles sunning on a rock. Discovered Siri will ride with me squeezed in a kayak. All in all, a good day.
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Cold. Sun hiding behind white and grey clouds. A bit of blue above; a little blue, myself. Faded forest and field: early spring sepia.
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Yesterday I woke to a rooster, doves, a toucan and wind caressing the canopy. Today I ready myself for a neotropical migration, my own.
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Last night's sunset a tangerine consumed by a northwest ridge. Birds greet the rising sun. Goodbye, Amapala -- not forever, but for a while.
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Wet days bring luminescent foliage, a green not yet deepened by summer sun. Pungent mud at the pond edge. Siri splashes, mosquitos feast!
Monthly Archives: August 2010
The House and the Tree
The week of cool and even cold nights warming to hot days with bright sun ended Saturday. The sky foretold change with high wispy clouds dimming the afternoon. Sunday brought gray sky and by mid-morning, rain. Rain was tentative at … Continue reading
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Tico Time
Last night light it began to rain, lightly, steadily. This morning the rain continues, diminishing to a light mist, increasing to steady rain, but never too heavy, not a thunderstorm nor tropical downpour. Blue sky breaks through and the sky … Continue reading
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Mapping Time-space
We’ve had good August days: days starting cool and warming up to hot with few clouds and little haze to block the sunshine during the day or radiational cooling after sundown, making for crisp nights full of stars. Last night … Continue reading
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Time and Space
Back at Curious Gourds. I awake to a damp, cool morning. I can see the Acteon Ridge though mist and haze rising from Smarts Brook, above the green foreground trees. Mist billows up from the Smarts Brook river valley, pouring … Continue reading