A fogbow arched above the harbour this morning.
Saturday, April 3, 2010
Silent visitation
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And, luckily, I just happened to be going by at the time.
Otherwise it would have appeared and vanished, leaving no trace behind.
And I would not have known it was ever there.
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Life on McNutt's Island, off Nova Scotia's southwest shore.
In May 2011, after four years of life on McNutt's Island, we moved to Montreal. This blog remains, though, as a (sort of) daily record of our time on the island, and a winding path for anyone who would like to meander about among its magical places. For additional perspectives and insights I recommend Greg's book, Island Year: Finding Nova Scotia (2010), and my Bowl of Light (2012). I'll continue to post once in a while. If you do want to read this blog, one option would be to begin at the beginning of it (which is, as we all know, in blog-world, at the end), and read forward, concluding with the most recent entry. It's a journal, really, so it does makes more sense if you read it that way. But, you know, read it any way you like.
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4 comments:
Dear Anne:
I love the fogbow but prefer the old format.
Love,
Joanna
Hope you have a blessed Easter Anne. So glad to see you've enabled comments. I think you'll meet lots of new friends that way.
Wonderful pictures of the fogbow - it's so unusual to se them.
Janet in Hall's Harbour
Dear Anne:
Hunter just pointed out that I could make a comment on your new old format.
Thank you for giving me a daily reading on your beautiful and delightful Web Log.
Love,
Joanna
Anne, I've never seen a fogbow. Something to look forward to :)
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