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Autumn Winds

Autumn Winds

An angry sky and strengthening autumn winds indicate that rough weather is approaching. Time to batten down the hatches. Yet gales can bring unexpected benefits.

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By Richard Suttonin Blog Posts, Season's NotesNovember 23, 2018November 23, 2018715 Words10 Comments

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