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 Here is a fresh poem:

  When the earth kisses the sky at the mesas
    that stand before the super Moon rising 
               on a Saturday night 
 Hear the sound of the migrating birds return
   to their Springtime rousts, perches in the spruces
     birtches line the flueces
  in where the water rolls 
    to fall off
    to the unknown lower down places
  thousands of yards below.

 from poem page 183


Some photos from the beach in Quincy near the VFW.

Found on a beach in Quincy, MA, March, 2011, a curious piece of hard grey rock. © 2011 APC Is this a fossil? Quincy, MA, March, 2011. © 2011 APC Small rectanglar shale found at a Quincy, MA, beach March, 2011. © 2011 APC Curious impression in a piece of shale, A fossil imprint of some ancient creature? Quincy, MA, March, 2011. © 2011 APC At hightide this beach is often covered over.  At low tides this beach is also an Ismis, Quincy, MA, March, 2011. © 2011 APC A jutting knoll at the shore in Quincy, MA, March, 2011. The knoll is mostly conglomerate also called pudding stone© 2011 APC Close up of Conglomerate at a seaside place in Quincy, MA, March, 2011. © 2011 APC Inclusions in pudding stone.  Is it Calcite or Quartzite? It would be interesting to hear a Geologists narative as to how this inclusion was formed within the conglomerate (pudding stone) Quincy, MA, March, 2011. © 2011 APC Beach, Boston Harbor, view of Boston Skyline, Quincy, MA, March, 2011, © 2011 APC

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