Musings

We have to have caught up our rainfall deficit a bit the last few days. I got this basil cluster to plant and failed to do so before the deluge, but it might not have been any better off if I had.

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I’m going to skip today’s distressing news and any other topic. Instead, I’ll remember about thirteen months ago when we temporarily resided overlooking the Mediterranean, where the Pyrenees plunge into the sea.

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Let’s do some time-hopping. This is seven months ago, when I was in the northland, and sunrise was before seven AM.

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Evening sky, brighter than my eyes saw, as usual with the Apple technology.

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Here’s the history of this image. I stepped out for the post-sunset glow, and the image I preferred was wide-angle. In the app, I reduced the keystoning inherent in wide-angle images with my phone’s lens. [I get tired of looking at keystoned images.] Somehow, it looks…altered, funny, not quite real. With or without keystoning, aren’t both images “real?”

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A lovely dawn-sky…

…heralded a sunny day.

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I can tell the equinox is making its slow approach (by the changing time I have to step out for my sun’s-coming photos).

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I stepped out for an early morning sky-shot and found con-trails, a rarity I think.

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This is a street light, not the moon, but I liked the visual drama. Speaking of drama (kinda), it’s already 10 Feb!

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We went out to do an errand and discovered that a squirrel had been feeding on the camellia bud hearts above the car. Is that the floral equivalent of maple sap-syrup?

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