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Field Notes

Bay mud

A lovely evening for a swim. The tide was low and the water cool, and as I waded out (quite […]

Field Notes

It was the persimmons clinging to the leafless branches of a modest sized tree that first made me fall in

Field Notes

one leaf returns to where it came from . . . San Mateo, 2020 https://www.instagram.com/p/CIeYuxhJbxl/?igshid=1jn6rkvs1r282

Field Notes

They are cutting down the pine tree on the corner. It was maybe 80’ tall and almost three feet in

Field Notes

This is the University of Chicago “Great Books of the Western World” collection, edited by Mortimer Adler and published in

Field Notes

10:30am. A layer of smoke overhead so thick it has plunged us back into darkness. The streetlights are on, but

Field Notes

half a moon and a crow’s glide fill the space between skyscrapers

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