The stunning simplicity of Mother Nature’s fall line.
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Tag Archives: seasons
Time To Every Purpose, Under Heaven
Four seasons, one tree. My backyard.
Click to hear each season (thanks to Antonio Vivaldi):
Autumn Winter
Summer Spring
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Tell me about the seasons in your neck of the woods. What do you notice out your window through the year?
Lori Holden, mom of a teen son and a young adult daughter, writes from Denver. Her book, The Open-Hearted Way to Open Adoption: Helping Your Child Grow Up Whole, is available through your favorite online bookseller and makes a thoughtful anytime gift for the adoptive families in your life. Catch episodes of Adoption: The Long View wherever you get your podcasts.
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To Everything Turn, Turn, Turn
It’s been awhile since I’ve posted about standing in the exact same spot at the exact same time of day once a quarter. With Colorado’s weather front and center, as well as summer’s shift into fall, now is a good time to think seasons.
Thanks to the 23½ degree tilt of the earth’s axis, during half the year we tilt toward the sun, getting more hours of daylight to warm the earth, and during the other half of the year we tilt away from the sun, getting fewer hours of daylight to warm the earth.
Here are the seasons in my neck of the woods. How about yours?
Summer
Fall
Winter
Spring