Morning Glories, July 18, 2010
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A blog by Seattle-based artist Paul D. Natkin (Paul Natkin) about the Viewpoint, the phases of the moon and other phenomena
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- Re-thinking the same. Top of the Field, July 24, ...
- So little time these days. At the Top of the Fiel...
- All in good time, and everything in its place. Ga...
- As the night went on, the moon grew paler, as it a...
- Whether or not last night's moon was really the fu...
- Technically, the moon was full at 1:37 a.m. last n...
- Grass grows above, while vines grow below. The one...
- Certain plants thrive on the edge, just as certain...
- The moon looks full but isn't. Or "the moon isn't ...
- It seems to me I've had this blog for at least a y...
- Sometimes moving back a couple paces makes a huge ...
- Morning glories of this kind are not native to the...
- There are many flowers on the slope now, especiall...
- Very hot today. And when I think back to that day ...
- For now, it's only a crescent. I mean the moon. L...
- The full moon is on July 26th. For now it's Laurel...
- The full moon of July is one I always particularly...
- Soon enough, it will be full moon. Two Boats on t...
- By midsummer, there are many things that will have...
- Soon we'll be heading into high summer. Sentinel ...
- One of these days. Looking into the future, I see ...
- Nor was today. Photographers who take digital ph...
- Yes, one of these days. Yesterday wasn't one of th...
- One of these days I'll make it to the Viewpoint ag...
- And now it's the 5th. When am I going to make it t...
- Yesterday was the 3rd, so today is the 4th. Out o...
- Today is the 2nd, which means soon it will be the ...
- It's late. What can I say? Ignore the hot spot. I ...
- It's late. What can I say? I can only think of the...
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