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Trees detailed out in ice for the second day...the grace of cold and no wind.

February 9, 2020

Trees detailed out in ice for the second day…the grace of cold and no wind. And then sea smoke this morning. How can my heart hold any more. And still…

In First Light, Flora and Fauna, Landscape, Waterfront Tags seasmoke, posted February 2020
← It's hovering at zero degrees and my hands are pounding with pain. And all around me are smiles like this one from Charles.And it would appear that my clumsy foot steps on frozen snow would have you fly away. →

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