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post Oct 29 03, 00:20
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Grazing horses wait
mealtime hay now arrives
lean patience now filled.

Pasture given rest
worn blades growing tall
showing hidden bloom.

New pasture bridge-way
six hundred foot mud puppies
from wetland to here.

Overhang gutter
downspout channeling
filling water trough.

Canadian wind
cold pulling mane southward
summer to winter.
 
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post Oct 29 03, 09:21
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What amazing kind goodwill you write with, Grace,
thank you.
Horses are all the more fun after a year of new
pasture building, feeding, and learning to ride
from a Shou-Lynn type of teacher.
Two years ago I only knew then on TV.

Mud puppies are a type of amphibian, 3"-7" long
and looks like a salamander, yet lives in H2O.
The ones mentioned crawled 600 ft in a ditch.

Yes, occationally it rains hard south of drizzly Seattle.

Yes, we ususally get moist wet wind from the Pacific.
When it occationally comes from the north it's often
much cooler, whether dry or wet, from Alaska or
the Canadian Yukon.  Nice in the summer, winter-real

Again, thanks, Grace, nice to share a bit with y'all again,

Brahms
 
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