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northern california winter

The winds howl through the valley galloping across the fields gusting into town knocking down garbage cans rattling grain silos shoving highway traffic stealing people’s hats blasting tractors slapping around limbs and branches knocking live powerlines to the cold winter ground interrogating clattering palm trees threatening creaking, aged oaks They’re just outside the door, now whispering, moaning, vehement, loud.
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Dec 6, 2011
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