Leaf-time
Monday, 2 November 2026
This is the same view/trees as the three-days ago photo. So much more golden. So much closer to winter (spelled wintrer first wry-try…).
Musings
Hypothesizing…
Wednesday, 21 October 2026
Fake lake. Also called a pool. But a pool also can have non-chlorinated flowing water, and thus be real, as in natural, and not human-made. Or created by beaver damming….
In the dichotomy, you’d think this is a real lake. But, no…well, and yes. It’s dammed up, so some level of flowing. But, I think there was a marsh of sorts here in this little basin, which needs pumps and aeration to keep it from clogging back up into being a marsh again. It seems.
Layers
Monday, 12 October 2026
Tonight’s book club hostess lives in an apartment complex that has a pool, hence this photo. It’s also pertinent to the book, which had many what you could call reflections (Ann Patchett’s “Whistler,” 2026)—recommended.
IMHO
Sunday, 11 October 2026
I looked straight up at 7pm, so just before official sundown at 7:10pm, and I think the new-cam captures more detail.
Unexpected in white
Monday, 5 October 2026
In Kentucky, I-75 traverses Appalachian-high mountains, and occasionally clouds sit low. We rarely see this given the timing of our trips, but today we did. Just saying.
In Georgia, we rarely stop at a rest area when homebound, but, we did today. And discovered blooming cherries. MaNachur welcoming us?
Last morning, plus one
Saturday, 3 October 2026
This morning was about the mist/groundfog.
It rose from the lake.
And was lit by rays in the orchard.
It faded in the field, an hour and a half after the first photo.
Yet was still rising off the lake, but only to the right.
Here’s the plus one, The Bridge outlined with multicolored lights.
Views, leaves
Friday, 2 October 2026
Sun glow (wide).
Seven minutes later and not wide. I especially like the tiny wave-swells.
In the afternoon, I got some zone 5 activity by raking leaves. I didn’t cart them away, just raked them into the adjacent long grass. [Efficient.]