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- Currently retired and enjoying life.
That's some big sky.
ReplyDeleteTed Kooser, poet laureate, used to say that the reason Midwest farmers' shoulders are stooped is from holding up the weight of the sky.
DeleteThey look like they should have brought rain! Pretty though.
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