Monthly Archives: October 2020

Heat and Cold

Posted on October 29, 2020 by wcturgeon

“Between the melting and the freezing, the soul sap quivers.”  T. S. Elliot, as quoted in Macauley on p. 207. Heat and cold, while relative experiences of molecular movements and atmospheric states, are an intimate part of our every moment. … Continue reading →

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Clouds: air and water, earthly echos

Posted on October 22, 2020 by wcturgeon

I caught this picture of the moon behind faint cloud traces and wondered what kind of day this image suggests to the reader.   There is a wonderful scene in Amelie (one of my favorite movies ever) where the little … Continue reading →

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Clouds: part II

Posted on October 20, 2020 by wcturgeon

Under our header of Air you will find  a  page which invites you to think about Clouds.  This post will invite you to explore cloud imagery as suggested by David Macauley and by myself.  Can you identify the images that … Continue reading →

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