Wind washes in waves
brightened by a fitful sun
on an arc of bay
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And an unrelated question: have you been able to see my posts in your reader? It seems that some people can’t, so I’m asking around a bit. I seem to have lost some people that I follow, too.
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I almost never use the ‘reader’ to access posts, Lynette. I go through the notifications I receive from WordPress, both weekly and when you reblog a post of mine. I’ve always found the ‘reader’ a little daunting, to be honest.
One thing I have noticed is that I can’t place a ‘like’ on comments on your site, which is a shame because sometimes a comment will require no written response but it would be good to be able to acknowledge it.
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Thanks, Stuart. The “like” button seems to work for some and not others, but I’ve given up now on trying to fix it as I’ve sent numerous requests. I agree, very annoying when you want to like a particular comment. Thanks for letting me know that’s it’s still an issue. Have a good weekend.
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That is a fantastic photo, Stuart! I love how the dark weather is approaching that curved bay. Beautiful.
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Thanks, Lynette. Not important, but I like accuracy: you aren’t to know but the storm is actually retreating here, after a very windy and wet period. So this is the calm after the storm rather than the traditional ‘before’!
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I wondered if that was a before or after picture; thanks for letting me know.
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Lovely, Stuart. Quite the view!
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We spent the week of our wedding anniversary on the Gower Peninsula in south Wales, Noelle. I booked the hotel room by phone and was delighted when we arrived to find we’d been placed in the room from which I took this picture. A view of the bay from our bedroom window, available whatever the weather!
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