Friday, December 21, 2012

We're still here.

We made it through this end of the world. I've forgotten how many I've survived so far; a half-dozen, at least. Just as well. I've still got things I want to do.

These photos, from a misty April day in 2009 on Crescent Beach, seemed apropos:

The tide was so low, the tide flats so ample, that waders and walkers at the edge were lost in the mist. There's a large boat out in the channel, and a heron or two, besides.

Do you see the girl in red?
Looking in the opposite direction, towards the mainland, the view is clearer. It's still a long, long way away.



2 comments:

  1. someone pointed out to me yesterday , and I had never thought of this, it takes 48 hours for any given day to clear the earth.

    So we should not let our guard down too quickly.

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  2. Love the top picture.

    Perhaps surviving so many ends of the world means you (we?) are immortal?

    Happy Christmas!

    Lucy

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