Banks Lake at Steamboat Rock State Park in February at 4 in the afternoon.
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Memories

Be careful when videoing the sunset and walking an athletic and very happy dog-- so much fun in the setting sun.

crab apples beneath blue sky in autumn with poem by Sheri42
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WriteOut Delights of the Crab Apple

a #writeout of autumn’s warmth through the crab apple tree

elm uprooted thirty years ago and still growing in its spirit and its place with poem by Sheri42
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WriteOut Elms Life Lesson

a #writeout where “Life Finds A Way”

grove of coyote willow and two poems
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WriteOut WhyIWrite The Woods

#writeout #whyiwrite beckoning fairy woods

dried yarrow in autumn, stiff, waiting for spring
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WriteOut Yarrow Dancing

an I wonder poem for #writeout about yarrow #writeout24

endangered frog "Rana del Loa" returned to river; blackout poetry: wet endangered water frogs return to river through desert. the frogs after climate change, their habitat."
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WriteOut DS106 Blackout Poetry

frog survivors of climate change blackout poetry for #writeout #tdc4661

the elm trees the started a surprise visit and story
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WriteOut A Surprise

Today’s #writeout Get outside and write poetry for the planet —Today a surprise witnessing

two photos: one of sunset streaming through elm trees and golden grasses; the other of power lines over desert country with a poem about the contrasts "song of contrasts" by Sheri Edwards
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WriteOut Song of Contrasts

Today’s #writeout Get outside and write poetry for the planet —Notice the contrasts around you with Amy Hirzel