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Lost Lake

There’s a silverback haze on the shallow face of the Rockwell Ridge folded brow puzzled chin and dark hollow eyes keeping watch over the lilies and crane flies and will of the wisp Rust brown ravens and fisher kings delight in the reeds off north bend (chased by the terraced streams!) youth blades engrain on the favoured and historic Banka Memorial Mustard and pumpkin skies are clipped by a call from the resident loon the sounds of Buddha Bar piercing the silence and shaping the afternoon chord It’s a time to make way (stream side) seems the anuran are courting
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Written by
ck-baker
Published
Feb 25, 2017
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32·100
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#nature#beauty#lake#stream
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