Welcome, Spring!
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One last winter photo from Bob Willis & Family. Next Tuesday we have the Spring Equinox!
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Don Palmer, MHS 1970, took this marvelous photo of the Pacific Ocean on the California coast.
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A stunning photo from Antarctica, by Ron Pariser.
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Winter Ducks! Photo by David Gonci aka The Gonce
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A lovely winter photo from Bob Willis's son for this week, a beautiful Cardinal.
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Here is a map of the original migrations by the original, oldest humans
out of what we now call Africa.
The map was made as part of the research done in the Genographic Project, led by Dr. Spencer Wells and sponsored by National Geographic.
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out of what we now call Africa.
The map was made as part of the research done in the Genographic Project, led by Dr. Spencer Wells and sponsored by National Geographic.
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Winter in New England.
Many thanks to Adin Tooker for this iconic photo!
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Many thanks to Adin Tooker for this iconic photo!
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Here is an architectural marvel and historic site, now called Christ Church Cathedral in Dublin. Its history goes back to 1172 C.E. as described here:: https://christchurchcathedral.ie/about/history/.
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A vibrant painting by Nancy Osgood
is our image for this week's puzzle.
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is our image for this week's puzzle.
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Connecticut did have winter for a moment.
Many thanks to Pat Cote for capturing it!
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Many thanks to Pat Cote for capturing it!
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We'll begin 2024 with whimsy: a mushroom fantasy.
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Wishing a graceful, lovely new year for us all!
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A celestial image of part of our beautiful universe,
from the James Webb Space Telescope.
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from the James Webb Space Telescope.
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