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Rain
Good times....
Papillon / [Red-bodied swallowtail?]
The Eagle
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Plate 12
Feather weight / Balancing
Wet & rainy
Relutance
Grace of guile
She wont see me...
Aloe vera
FIG. 3.2
African Blue Lilly / Agapanthus praecox
Mine shaft
Out to Lunch
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Evening brilliance / Flowering of the Evening
Italian cooking gadgets
Colourful persona
P O E T R Y
Kentucky
Mizaru, Kikazaru & Iwazaru
Lost in the Weathering Petals
Cloudline ~ Hilo, Hawaii
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It is not possible for the mind to comprehend, except by a slow process, any effect which is produced by a cause repeated so often, that the multipliers itself conveys an idea, not more definite than the savage implies when he points to the hairs of his head. As often as I have seen beds of mud, sand, and shingle, accumulated to the thickness of many thousand feet, I have felt inclined to exclaim that causes, such as the present rivers and the present beaches, could never have ground down and produced such masses. But on the other hand, what listening to the rattling noise of these torrents, and calling to mind that whole races of animal have passed away from the face of the earth, and during this whole period, night and day, these stone have gone rattling onwards in their course, I have thought to myself, can any mountains, any continents, withstand such waste? ~ Page 61
Many thanks, Dinesh
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