It was a Maxfield Parrish sort of sky tonight.
Cea Noyes
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Professor of Sociology/Anthropology at Olivet College. Former archaeologist, a lawyer in recovery, and long ago, a wicked good high-end stereo salesperson. Military BRAT, who was lucky to live and learn in a lot of places. (she/her pronouns) #anthrodon #anthropology #archaeodon
Header: sunlight cloud reflection on a lake’s surface.
Avatar: my face, in my hippie glasses from 1969.
The road home tonight. When the late afternoon light gets like this, it means that Spring is coming!
Solstice time and I got up at 2:50 AM to watch the live stream of the sun rising at Stonehenge. The Michigan curse struck again. Here, where I live, it is guaranteed that when there is any interesting astronomical event, the skies will be occluded by clouds. Evidently the curse travels as it was a grey morning in Amesbury as well. (Of course, it is England) I woke again to walk down to the edge of the local lake to watch the sunrise here. Again, grey skies, but I could see the sun’s reflection.