Ha1 You got it--here, no go--too overcast for mooning--maybe tomorrow night--meanwhile there are moons at both my blogs and tonight I swam in the wonderful poetry of the recently deceased RUTH STONE at a tribute to her, and met her grown daughters who carry her into the future...there is a video on my site and you can have a taste of her at 93 years, authentic and miraculous. How I love the cows in the misty there at the end of your line of mooning through the night.
v, moonstruck, indeed. wendy and me! ms. a lovely tribute to your poet and the turning of the moon. the cows are fine neighbors. lynn, yep! nancy, bet the sheep are happy!
Moonstruck, eh?
ReplyDeleteHa1 You got it--here, no go--too overcast for mooning--maybe tomorrow night--meanwhile there are moons at both my blogs and tonight I swam in the wonderful poetry of the recently deceased RUTH STONE at a tribute to her, and met her grown daughters who carry her into the future...there is a video on my site and you can have a taste of her at 93 years, authentic and miraculous. How I love the cows in the misty there at the end of your line of mooning through the night.
ReplyDelete*grin*
ReplyDeleteplaying under the light of the moon!
ReplyDeletev, moonstruck, indeed. wendy and me!
ReplyDeletems. a lovely tribute to your poet and the turning of the moon. the cows are fine neighbors.
lynn, yep!
nancy, bet the sheep are happy!
did you photograph those cows by the light of the moon? i was able to walk to my compost in the moonlight and not fall or bump into anything.
ReplyDeletenothing here. thanks.
ReplyDeletetoo cloudy, jude?
ReplyDeletewonder if the blue heron chicks got a squint at that moon.
ReplyDeletem., i imagine heronness is close to moonness in ways humans can't fathom
ReplyDeleteOoh, good moon pix. Lunacy. The good kind.
ReplyDeletelunacy, alice, indeed!
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