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Somber Season

Another reminder for subscribers, I am moving my blog to Substack soon and if you want to continue receiving my blog posts, you will need to subscribe there. Here is a link to today’s post on Substack. Going out with my camera in this season is much different than when Read more…

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By Marilyn, 6 months ago

Like a Benediction

The days are still turning shorter. And the late afternoon sunsets surprise me, arriving much sooner than I expect every single day. I go out at 3:30 in the afternoon expecting what I think of as mid-afternoon light only to see the slant of the sun low in the sky Read more…

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By Marilyn, 6 months ago

Walking Towards Winter

Yesterday I took a hike at Big Willow Park in Minnetonka. With little patches of the previous day’s snow still clinging to the grass and a biting cold wind I felt as if I was Walking Towards Winter with every step I took. There was a desolate feel to the Read more…

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By Marilyn, 6 months ago

The Inevitability of Winter

As the end of November approaches, bare tree branches reach for the sky. Gardens have been put to bed for the year. The world is becoming less colorful. Creatures, large and small are preparing for the long winter months or migrating south.  The weather begins to turn colder and The Read more…

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By Marilyn, 6 months ago

Minnesotans Sigh With Relief

Yesterday we had snow for the first time in weeks. And this morning I woke up to see a snow covered world outside.  As soon as I saw the snow-covered bird feeders outside our windows I felt like I could hear many Minnesotans Sigh With Relief because the world looks Read more…

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By Marilyn, 1 year ago

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