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In her autobiography, Dust Tracks On A Road, Zora Neale Hurston, with no disrespect to organized Religion, states that- "It is simply not for me… The springing of the yellow line of morning out of the misty deep of dawn, is glory enough for me." Amen! Photo, Crescent Beach,…
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Happy New Year, and Welcome 2018! (And so long 2017, and Good Bye!) (Good Riddance!) Leaving a difficult year and venturing into the unknown new one. Learning to balance the bad news and sorrows with the joy and love that is all around. Thanks to all for the Joy and…
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Every day the sun rises, whether we see it or not, the rotation of the earth allows for one sunrise and one sunset a day. On the International Space Station the sun rises and sets about 15 times a day! It's a shift in perspective, a way different point of view!…
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The longest night, the shortest day, the light returns, slowly, but it returns! Celebrate the dark, Celebrate the light! Happy Winter Solstice!
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Again! Sea smoke. Cold air meets warmish water and voila, sea smoke! Thanks to David for sharing this beautiful phenomena in the cold hours after sunrise, Sunday morning, January 24th, 2016. St. Augustine Beach. Related articles Sea Smoke
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The longest night moves into the day that is the start of longer days and shorter nights. Imperceptible, yet, very welcome.
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The moon resting near Venus and Mars, early Saturday morning. (Mars really is red!) When you look higher, there is Jupiter! The sun is about to rise and outshine these pals as they make their way across the sky. A beautiful sight. The moon…
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This morning person in training caught the sun rising. Footprints sinking into oblivion. Leave nothing behind… St. Augustine Beach, sunrise and sandpipers, August 6th, 2015.
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One misty, moisty, morning, when cloudy was the weather… Palencia golf course, St. Augustine Florida, just before sunrise and the fog got thicker and thickerer until the sun finally burned through…
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Folks have been missing the sun around here, and they say there's a comet hiding behind the clouds too. Soon we'll have our sunny sky, blue sky, clear night sky, back again, soon. St. Augustine Beach, sunrise, November 22, 2013.
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