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This autumn I have enjoyed walking the labyrinth in the evenings.  Each plant has a memory – bought from Kramer’s Flower Farm and planted last October in a drought which meant the soil was hard as hard can be; donated by friends; rescued from Hy-Vee; transplanted from other prairies or gardens.  And, the rocks – [...]

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Not many creatures like the wind.  The bunnies get totally sketched out, the chickens come inside, turkeys vanished and even the English sparrows have given up feeding.  One exception is the downy woodpecker hanging on to the swinging suet. Nice color has fallen.  An odd day, indeed. I will say, though, that in late afternoon [...]

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Autumn Fell On Us

Wayne has it right – October has felt like November, so we skipped from August weather (in September) to November weather in October.  Very mixed up!  Snow on the ground for a few hours and then some really nice sun and a touch of warmth.  Rich and I did the Sky Watch last night and [...]

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Autumn in Iowa

Our plans to camp flexed to a day trip to SE Iowa.  On small roads circumnavigating Iowa City’s Football mania, we wound our way south.  Bands of rain rolled through driving the temperatures down to 50 degrees and sometimes 48.  It’s been this way almost since autumn began in September.  A radical change from the [...]

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"October"

“O hushed October morning mild,Thy leaves have ripened to the fall;Tomorrow’s wind, if it be wild,Should waste them all.The crows above the forest call;Tomorrow they may form and go.O hushed October morning mild,Begin the hours of this day slow.Make the day seem to us less brief.Hearts not averse to being beguiled,Beguile us in the way [...]

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