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Sweet summer streams
Several of my fellow bloggers have been growing weary of winter’s apparent unwillingness to let go her hold and allow the gentler seasons to make their definitive entrance, and have been digging back into their archives for images to ease … Continue reading
Sweet Sunrise
The day before yesterday I was up at dawn to do some fishing with one of my best friends in this world. By the time we arrived at our destination, the sun had already made considerable progress in its rising. … Continue reading
Serenity Sunday Sequel: Around the curve
Shortly after my first post of the Green Grotto this morning, I had a wonderfully enthusiastic response from Cindy over at the loonybin (here), in which she said that it made her want to continue on and see what’s around … Continue reading
Serenity Sunday: Green Grotto
There’s still beautiful snow on the ground, but it’s disappearing. The grass is visible again, but it’s brown and looks lifeless. The sun is shining, but it brings little warmth. I’d love to sit on the front porch with a … Continue reading
Misty, magical morning
Last Saturday Ked and I arose at 6 am, well before sunrise, had a quick breakfast, and were on our way before anyone else in his clan of 11 was stirring, escaping the (mostly) delightful and (inevitably) raucous escapades of … Continue reading
Seasonal Storms and Sunny Sequelae
Continuing my previous NorthWoods report…the weather did, indeed, turn nice (for two whole days). And, of course, we took full advantage of the lovely weather—to take full advantage of the $100+ we had put out to rent the log splitter … Continue reading
A Soggy Summer Solstice
We’ve been back at Aftermath for four days now, planning on staying for a whole three weeks, and it’s been great being here again, but the weather has not been ideal for some of the activities one dreams about when … Continue reading
A summer’s day in mid-winter
Let us contemplate, for a moment, the magic of boarding a plane in the middle of winter and, a day or so later, de-planing on another in the middle of summer. This is an experience that I have had the … Continue reading