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Daylight, skunk

On January 18, 2019November 26, 2019 By Kat CouchIn Mammals, Mephitidae2 Comments

I recently wrote a poem called “Skunk, Twilight”, which I include below. It sometimes happens, despite every good intention to walk during the week, that the time gets away, and especially in these short winter days, the sun is down before you know it. We have barely nine and a half hours between sunrise and …

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A dairy road walk

On December 16, 2018December 19, 2018 By Kat CouchIn Cervidae, Megaceryle2 Comments

The movie Gone with the Wind has an intermission. It’s almost inconceivable nowadays that a movie released by a major studio would need an intermission. While they’ve ebbed and flowed a little, most films clock in at between an hour forty minutes and two hours. Alfred Hitchcock said the length of a movie should be …

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