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Race Courses
Since we all have different races marked out for us, I thought we’d take a look today at the wide variety of races available. And see if there are any resemblances. First off, there are different modes of travel. On … Continue reading
Weather Patterns – Sun
Weather affects our journeys. We may take shelter from the storm or venture warily into a fog. We may feel parched with drought or refreshed by the rain. The winds may threaten to blow us off our feet or tickle … Continue reading
Weather Patterns – Rain
In our continuing look at how weather affects the journey, today I’d like to take a closer look at rain. The moisture in the atmosphere that collects and falls to the earth in droplets. Some rain falls in torrential downpours. … Continue reading
Weather Patterns – Wind
With life’s journeys, we usually focus on the destination or the path that takes us there. Yet, another aspect to consider is the weather. Last week, we looked at storms, drought, and fog, and how they can affect the journey. … Continue reading
Weather Patterns – Fog
Another Colorado weather phenomenon is fog. When evaporated moisture lingering near the ground encounters the cold night air and condenses into a ground cloud. The cool mist hovers and bathes the land with moisture. (That’s a nice change from Wednesday’s … Continue reading
Weather Patterns – Drought
After the fury of storms dumping their moisture on the land, we rejoice when the weather changes. The sun comes out and the snow melts. The mud puddles dry up and paths become firm again. But, extended periods of dry … Continue reading
Weather Patterns – Storms
Last week in Colorado, an October snowstorm closed school for two days because of treacherous road conditions. Activities were cancelled and families gathered to sled, eat soup, and play board games by the fireplace. Outside, the temperature plummeted and heavy … Continue reading