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Category Archives: nature
Photo Friday: The Little Things
Good morning. I am welcoming the end of what has been a difficult week. I am distancing from some news, though certainly not all. I am avoiding some social media, but again, not all. And I am trying to find … Continue reading
Posted in nature, photography
Tagged blogging, David B. Coe, nature, photography, wildflowers
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Photo Friday: On Our Golden Pond
It’s not quite fall here on the Cumberland Plateau, but the days are cooling off, the nights are crisp and lovely, and the sunlight is taking on that autumn quality. Earlier this week, late on a still, golden afternoon, I … Continue reading
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Tagged blogging, David B. Coe, nature, photography, reflections
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Photo Friday: Three Butterflies
Butterfly season is winding down here in Tennessee. We may get a few fall species before the weather turns cold, but many of the summer regulars are gone now. We had a slow start to our butterfly watching, but in … Continue reading
Posted in Family, nature, photography
Tagged blogging, butterflies, David B. Coe, gardening, nature, photography
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Monday Musings: A Planet In Its Death Throes
Pray for the forest, pray to the tree, Pray for the fish in the deep blue sea. Pray for yourself and for God’s sake, Say one for me, Poor wretched unbeliever. — James Taylor, “Gaia,” from Hourglass This is what … Continue reading
Posted in Family, History, nature, Politics
Tagged birds, blogging, climate change, D.B. Jackson, David B. Coe, environment, extinction, global warming, greenhouse effect, history, nature, politics
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Photo Friday: A Gift From Amarid
As Jaryd and Alayna reached the bottom of the marble stairs and stepped onto the cobblestone street, people from the crowd approached them. The first to reach the pair was a young girl, accompanied by her mother, who stopped in … Continue reading
Posted in nature, Novels, photography, Writing Life
Tagged birds, blogging, Children of Amarid, David B. Coe, LonTobyn Chronicle, nature, photography
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Photo Friday: Another Butterfly — Appalachian Brown
Welcome to this week’s Photo Friday post. Early in the summer, Nancy and I lamented the lack of butterflies in her garden, at least relative to recent years. Well, no more. The past few weeks have been butterfly-rich, and I … Continue reading
Posted in Family, nature, photography
Tagged blogging, butterflies, David B. Coe, family, gardening, nature, photography
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Photo Friday: Late-Afternoon Vista, and a Message
Last Friday, at the end of another week of work and screaming headlines, I spent my late afternoon, exploring our little college town, enjoying the golden light and ever-changing cloudscapes. As I’ve mentioned before, our town is perched atop the … Continue reading
Posted in nature, photography, Politics
Tagged blogging, Cumberland Plateau, current affairs, David B. Coe, nature, photography, politics, race
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Photo Friday: Sunset Among Friends
Last weekend we had a socially-distanced get together with friends at the home of one of the couples. Their house, as it happens, sits right on the bluff in our little corner of the Cumberland Plateau, looking west and north … Continue reading
Posted in Friendship, Fun, nature, photography
Tagged blogging, David B. Coe, friendship, nature, photography, sunsets
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Photo Friday: Thinleaf Coneflower
Happy Friday, all. Another week has drawn to a close — another spate of news, some of it maddening, some of it tragic, some of it uplifting. And another set of work tasks — editing, writing, revising, online convention panels. … Continue reading
Posted in nature, photography, Writing Life
Tagged blogging, David B. Coe, nature, photography, wildflowers, writing life
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Photo Friday: Silvery Checkerspot
Another crazy week gone by, another month in the books for 2020: the year that lasted forever and yet somehow flew by. I honestly don’t understand what has happened to my sense of time. This butterfly has been hanging around … Continue reading
Posted in Family, nature, photography, Uncategorized
Tagged blogging, butterflies, David B. Coe, family, flowers, gardening, nature, photography
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