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| ...wetpond at the UofC West Campus ... |
I don't have to think about turning a corner nor even about traffic patterns.
Tonight Rebecca and I didn't start out until after 9 pm for our exercise but we took that root, heading on past Starbucks, past Domino's Pizza and past Subway.
She was thinking about a paper she is right and I was thinking about stretching my gait and putting some weight on my arms to keep fit.
While Rebecca took pictures I listened to the evening sounds of the birds and insect -- buzzes, chirps, quick melodies.
I am not that good with tracking animals, but I am sure we saw Richard's rabbit again, maybe a couple of times.
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| The sun was casting its last rays onto the east hill and a duck is swimming in the middle of the pond. All seems right with the world. |
On the way home we heard such a racket. Probably from the pack of coyotes on west campus.
An animal in pain. Such howling.
And a dog barking. Soon it seemed as if there were a pack of animals with noises filling the air everywhere. That is my first time coming across that kind of night music.
Arta
The water was so still today that I only heard the water against my skin as I ran into the lake, no waves lapping on the shore. I did let out one yelp when I came to a cooler spot in my swim out past the dock. Your walk sounds lovely.
ReplyDeleteThe water was so still today that I only heard the water against my skin as I ran into the lake, no waves lapping on the shore. I did let out one yelp when I came to a cooler spot in my swim out past the dock. Your walk sounds lovely.
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