Essays taken from a weekly newspaper column published in the Washington County News, Washington, Kansas. Look for my book, "Dispatches From Kansas," available from Amazon.com, from the author or Town Crier Bookstore, 716 Commercial, Emporia.
I appreciate your Day 39 photos and their design, as with most of the days. I think these could be titled Global Warming I through Global Warming X. Gregg L. Knoxville
Greg -- Right now I could stand for some global warming, especially the localized kind. It's three degrees below zero and falling. Major bummer. Thanks for commenting. See my announcement for a special print giveaway!
I love the fact that you caught the pink snow in several pictures. I have always been amazed at the colors in the sky during the winter season in Kansas. To see those colors reflected in the snow is beautiful. This may seem like a season of dormancy, but the sky is alive with color if we bother to look up once in a while.
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I appreciate your Day 39 photos and their design, as with most of the days. I think these could be titled Global Warming I through Global Warming X.
Gregg L.
Knoxville
Greg -- Right now I could stand for some global warming, especially the localized kind. It's three degrees below zero and falling. Major bummer.
Thanks for commenting. See my announcement for a special print giveaway!
I love the fact that you caught the pink snow in several pictures. I have always been amazed at the colors in the sky during the winter season in Kansas. To see those colors reflected in the snow is beautiful. This may seem like a season of dormancy, but the sky is alive with color if we bother to look up once in a while.
Or be stupid enough to go outside when it's 20 below wind chill factor. But, thanks. I stayed inside this morning with no regrets.
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