I was dismayed that not one person mentioned reading my editorial, so I did a poll to find out why. Was the word "climate change" in the title a turn off? Not really. Apparently the editorial's placement in Sunday's paper was less than desirable. Most people skipped that section. That left me less than satisfied.
Today I sent the heart of the matter to the heart of the problem. At a little over four pages, the email was long. The length was necessary to explain the science in a way that any reader could understand.
If that produces no results, I will conclude that some folks are not representing this entire country.
A couple of posts ago I mentioned the
arboretum at Dinosaur State Park in Rocky Hill. These photographs were taken there. Sunshine made the apricot (in autumn) leaves of the weeping katsura glow. While I was waiting for plaster to dry in the casting area, I noticed this monstrous leaf dwarfing a standard oak leaf. The woman said it was an elephant magnolia, but online I couldn't find any evidence that such a magnolia exists. Could it be a southern magnolia?
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