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Monthly Archives: September 2015
Interlude: A wooden seat at the edge of the world
I am sitting on a wooden plank. My seat is perched at the edge of a small cliff which overlooks croft fields. The steep, wooded cliff is an ancient river terrace, so I am sitting among the tree tops and … Continue reading
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Tagged autumn, borders, boundaries, boundary, clouds, edgeland, margins, Red River, river, seascape, sunlight, waterfalls
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A golden blessing and the amber approach of Autumn
On September 1st, the start of meteorological autumn, many of us have turned our thoughts to the approaching mellow fruitful bounty and changing colours and we have begun to contemplate the cold, misty days to come. I am always sad … Continue reading
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