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Category Archives: Nature
Ghost Moon (photo)
Seen on my way to the Starbucks at Red Arrow Park in downtown Milwaukee this morning, looking west on State Street. And below is the cropped image I was sort of aiming for. I don’t know if the photo will stick here … Continue reading
Posted in Milwaukee, Nature
Tagged daytime moon, Downtown Milwaukee, moon, moon over office buildings, moon photo, Red Arrow Park, Starbucks
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Springtime blossoms
Springtime has finally arrived in Milwaukee. Just in time for Memorial Day 🙂 Our crab apple tree is blossoming, although the show this year is a little sparse. I’d forgotten that it seems to have an alternating cycle, producing lots … Continue reading
Posted in Life, Milwaukee, Nature
Tagged berries, blossoms, crab apple blossoms, crab apple tree, crab apples, edible berries, spring
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Art -vs- Science: An Artificial Divide
I was paging through the weekend Wall Street Journal this morning and practically jumped out of my chair when I saw Walter Murch’s face looking out from the “Review” section. Murch is an Oscar-winning film editor who has worked on … Continue reading
Winter Crab Apples (photo)
What’s this? Up in our tree . . . ? More crab apples! Remember when I wrote about our crab apple tree last September? I guess I haven’t spent time in our yard since winter started (brrr!), but I was surprised … Continue reading
Visits from Jack Frost
In my childhood home there was a window situated right at the turn in our staircase, only slightly higher than the steps themselves and just a short flight down from the second floor. Very dangerous spot for a window, if you ask … Continue reading
Is climate change cyclical?
Although most media reports on climate change focus on looming disaster, I’ve read some interesting articles recently that look backward and provide some long-term perspective. Melting glaciers are revealing ancient human artifacts as they recede. Beneath ice thousands of years … Continue reading
Posted in History, Life, Nature, News, Popular culture
Tagged archeology, climate change, glaciers, global warming, human artifacts, ice, ice age, ice patches, nature, Science
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