An armful of beech twigs blown from the tree onto the grass and brought in for kindling; dripping stems, dark blood reds and blacks, curled like claws, drying slowly and paling on the woodburner. The immediacy of garden uses.
Monday, 12 January 2009
Observations
Heavy squalls of rain blowing down the valley, obscuring the far side, lowering the sky; a heavy thick rain-mist hanging over the hills. The firs climb up into a daytime Alpine gloom. When the squalls pass the landscape has a glistening, refreshed quality, the greens and browns shiny and bright.
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