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Category Archives: Looking Upward
Sunset on the Flats can be your Reward
Sunset on the Flats can be your Reward: Back on Friday we decided to give those “tailing” reds another try. No the conditions weren’t right, far from it, but its better to be on the water than sitting home on … Continue reading
The Solar Eclipse has Arrived
The Solar Eclipse has Arrived: Okay, today is the day. The solar eclipse has arrived. Here in Connecticut were not directly in the path, but we should see some effect, although its very cloudy where I’m at. Its scheduled to … Continue reading
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Storm Coming Through
At dawn this morning, the eastern sky said it all. We had a storm coming through. It was arriving from the northwest. Radar reported it to be 160 miles out and closing fast. Later today we expect winds of 40-50 … Continue reading
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Our Beautiful World
Its good, at times, to just to lean back and enjoy our beautiful world. Frankly we can get so wound up in our daily lives that we forget what our planet has to offer. We worry about this; we worry … Continue reading
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Florida’s Vultures
Florida’s vultures are common year round. They’re big, busy, and everywhere. Down here, we have two types. The turkey vulture, and the black vulture. The turkey vulture has a redhead, a greater wing span, and is the stronger flyer. The … Continue reading
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