Wednesday, November 28, 4:30 pm

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The moon is down

7:15 am, the morning after a hard rain. Look up: there's the moon!



Look down at the road: there's the moon in a puddle.



Everything is a bit topsy-turvy this morning, in an interesting way.



The geese always know which way is up. More importantly in late November, they know which way is north and which is south.



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November 25, 2007: 5 pm

Now the day is over,
Night is drawing nigh,
Shadows of the evening
Steal across the sky.

Sunday, late afternoon

November 18, 2007. 3:50 pm. Cold and still. The days are getting short, indeed.

Earlier, a sailboat returned to Brushneck Cove from the bay.



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Daylight

Frost silvered the beach grass early this morning. Click to enlarge the pics.

A flock of Brant geese seems to have settled in for the winter. I've seen them on Greenwich Bay near our beach and up Brushneck Cove for two weeks now. The geese honk softly to one another. They swim to ...



...and fro.
Have you ever noticed how odd the word "fro" looks when separated from its "to"?



Now it's early afternoon, and granddaughter Caroline is napping upstairs. Over the water, sunbeams dance among gray clouds.

Rorschach sunset

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What does it remind you of?

Fall back

November 7, 2007. Cold and clear.

With the time change, I won't be seeing many sunsets at home until late winter.

Before Hurricane Noel

November 2, 2007. 5:45-6:00 p.m.

I could see this sunset developing as I drove home from work down Strand Avenue. This time I shot photos from the beach at the end of our street.