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unseasonably warm and extraordinarily beautiful

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Fall is here, even if the temperatures tempt sunbathing. Geese mass on the Campus Pond, pausing in their journey south.

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Author StephPosted on October 20, 2007Categories oh...just me, the earthTags oh...just me, the earth

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