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Comment on Here at the North Pole — by 2e0mca
He is a rather elegant sculpture – definitely not your ‘average bear’
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Comment on Here at the North Pole — by Touch2Touch
You have a discerning eye, Martin But it’s true, polar bears are long and sleek and quite different from “ordinary” bears, i.e. black bears, browns or grizzlies. They are the glamour girls of the...
View ArticleComment on Here at the North Pole — by suesilver
Beautiful animals indeed! I visited The North Pole in Ak 3 years ago.I love Alaska.We went in February ,March and I really look forward to a return trip perhaps in summer.
View ArticleComment on Here at the North Pole — by Touch2Touch
Big question: Did you see any polar bears?????? Happy to have you visiting here, Sue!
View ArticleComment on Here at the North Pole — by Tales and Travels of the Tin Man
uummmmmmmmmm……….it’s 78 degrees in the Emerald City
View ArticleComment on Here at the North Pole — by Touch2Touch
I am green, although with envy, not emeralds!
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Comment on Here at the North Pole — by rebekah
Very cold here too … weather for polar bears indeed! We’re even under a wind chill warning, due to this nippy, nor’easterly wind. Makes -27C feel like -37C. Schools are closed, water mains break …...
View ArticleComment on Here at the North Pole — by Touch2Touch
The cold and windchill warnings seem to stretch on forever here and up your way — We did have to go out yesterday and bundled up accordingly, down coats and gloves and scarves and even knitted caps. Do...
View ArticleComment on Here at the North Pole — by rebekah
Same thing today, and I have to go out. The wind is the worst. My hub wears a baseball cap almost constantly, but that’s all. Me, myself … never any cap.
View ArticleComment on Here at the North Pole — by Touch2Touch
Ho ho! You and Frank would get along fine. Hatless in North America! The wind has largely died down here. Maybe that’s a good omen for you guys —
View ArticleComment on Here at the North Pole — by pauline
I don’t remember seeing that bear on your coffee table but then it was warm when I visited and I wasn’t on the look out for bears. I wouldn’t be at all surprised to see one in the yard in this cold,...
View ArticleComment on Here at the North Pole — by Touch2Touch
Certainly more sophisticated than a three-ball snowman. I expect to see your snow bear online after the next snowfall!
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Comment on Here at the North Pole — by ristinw
I wish to travel to North Pole in the future to see the Northern Lights again!! The beauty of it, nothing on earth can compare with!
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How lucky you are to have seen the Northern Lights, Ristin! They must be magical —
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Comment on The Way It Is in the Winter of the Soul — by Touch2Touch
The sunshine is here, but not its warmth. Freezing again! So thank goodness for your hugs, that’s where the real warmth is!!!!!
View ArticleComment on The Way It Is in the Winter of the Soul — by xties
Greetings from Wellington, New Zealand. We’re in the height of our lovely temperate summer: 25˚C forecast (77˚F). The words of William Stafford, coupled with your apt image, have clearly drawn warm...
View ArticleComment on The Way It Is in the Winter of the Soul — by Kevyn
What a treat to share in this, Judith. Thank you. It is still astonishing to me how moved I/we are by the weather. This sensitivity connects us back to our ancient forbears, and reminds us that...
View ArticleComment on The Way It Is in the Winter of the Soul — by Touch2Touch
Warmth in any and every form gratefully received! Yours is my ideal of summer weather. I will be happy visualizing you strolling, photographing buildings and gardens and whatever takes your fancy in...
View ArticleComment on The Way It Is in the Winter of the Soul — by Touch2Touch
A heartfelt amen, Kevyn!
View ArticleComment on The Way It Is in the Winter of the Soul — by atreegrowsinbklyn
Hi Touch, After my long absence, I’ve been considering a return to the Blogosphere. I thought to start first as a reader (baby steps) so of course I sought you out. How amazing that I should read this...
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