11.22.2020 Silent Sunday Dream
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The only thing better than fog like this is fog with foghorns. Somehow, foghorns seem to deepen the silence.
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No boats down in this part of the reservoir so no fog horns needed. How about loons?
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That’s even better. We’re a little short on loons down here, so I never think of them.
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Same here for foghorns.
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Canadians refer to their $1 coin as a loonie because it has a loon engraved on its reverse. By analogy, the $2 coin came to be called a toonie, even though it bears an image of a polar bear. And who wouldn’t now be thinking of Looney Tunes?
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Your title reminded me of an old song.
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I remember that as well.
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I remember that too, but I’d never have come up with his name.
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And the pastel silhouettes are wonderfully dreamy.
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I remembered the song title first, then the name of the singer, Jimmy Clanton. Who knows all the stuff that’s stuck in our heads?
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You captured ‘Nessie!’ 😉
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It would be kind of cool f the Quabbin had its own “Nessie”. 🙂
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Very “moody” Steve!
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Thanks, Reed. It was that sort of day.
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