Tag: Nature
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iPhone Journey – Day 43
Hopefully after a rainy start to the weekend there will be the chance to chase more clouds and fall colors this weekend. Although, between the rain, a Netflix series (The Fall of the House of Usher) and sports (Phillies/Diamondbacks, Michigan/Michigan State, Penn State/Ohio State, Lions/Ravens), it may take Harper dragging me out of the house…
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iPhone Journey – Day 42
“We think time travels forward, marches on in a straight line, and so we hurry alongside it to keep up. Hurry, hurry, mustn’t fall behind. But it doesn’t, you see. Time just swirls around us. Everything is always present. The things we’ve done, the people we’ve loved, the people we’ve hurt, they’re all still here.”…
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iPhone Journey – Day 41
“It was like being a leaf in a river. I fell in and was carried along.” Tom Lake by Ann Patchett
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iPhone Journey – Day 39
We interrupt this iPhone Journey with a Nikon photo of my first sighting of a golden-crowned kinglet. We were out walking with the iPhone and Nikon hoping for a warbler sighting, but was very happy to meet this little songbird. iPhone App: Snapseed Movie of the Day: Reptile Steps: 10,183
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iPhone Journey – Day 34
Blustery winds and rain blew in over the weekend and Harper wondered why we were walking up and down our long steep driveway. So far the treadmill is being eliminated as an enjoyable walking solution and even though Harper believes the driveway should also be eliminated, I’m discovering new ways of getting 10,000 steps as…
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iPhone Journey – Day 31
A surprising result after the first month of this iPhone Journey is that the journey has transitioned from being about the camera to the absolute enjoyment of coffee and walking. “Walking, ideally, is a state in which the mind, the body, and the world are aligned, as though they were three characters finally in conversation…
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iPhone Journey – Day 30
It felt like summer the last few days with temperatures in the 80s, but things are about to quickly change. This weekend we will have highs in the fifties and lows in the thirties and our year-round swan residents will soon have the lake to themselves as the boats and docks begin disappearing from the…
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