althouse.blogspot.com·há 7 dias

Duck Beach sunrise.

When we use this vantage point, it unsettles the ducks from the place I've named after them, Duck Beach. They insist on swimming off every time, all of them. I try to explain that we're only here for

althouse.blogspot.com·há 14 dias

At the Saturday Night Café...

... you can talk about whatever you want. ***That photo is from yesterday. Today's sunrise was rained out. We had such an intense sunrise yesterday, with lots of deep red and orange, and this 6:24 pic

althouse.blogspot.com·há 18 dias

It got nice and cool overnight. I was almost cold in my summer clothes at sunrise.

But visually, it was rather dull. But that's all right. The 90° weather is over. We had 2 days of it in a row, and we're not up for that here in Wisconsin. We think it's too hot when it's 80. Write ab

althouse.blogspot.com·há 29 dias

Another smoky sunrise.

That's a photo by Meade. I did not go out because the AQI was "very unhealthy." Talk about whatever you like in the comments.ADDED: Trump at Truth Social: "We are holding Canada responsible... the Uni

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Sunrise in the smoke.

It was actively hazardous out there this morning, so we grabbed a few shots from the nearest vantage point, jumped in the car and went back to our sealed-up house where, we believe, the air is relativ

althouse.blogspot.com·há 5 meses

We were talking about raspberries.

We were talking about the level of pain and sacrifice Americans are willing to endure to make it through these perilous war weeks.The New York Times brings harrowing forebodings: "Where Might the Iran

althouse.blogspot.com·há 5 meses

"What's he doing in there?"

Video by Meade, on the shore of Lake Mendota, today in the afternoon. We don't know what that man was doing out there in the water. Perhaps limnology. Later, I had no idea Meade was making this video

althouse.blogspot.com·há 5 meses

Ice shove on Lake Mendota.

This morning at sunrise:The word we were trying to remember is "seiche," but my research after the fact makes me think this was mostly the wind and not the sloshing seiche. Here's Meade's video of the