Monday, May 22, 2006

Twillingate sunset

We're drawn to sunsets because of their warm color palette, their subtle lines and shapes, and their hint that something lies beyond. We stand and watch the transition from day to night, knowing that the light will return, but hanging onto today's light as long as possible.

Twillingate Island is one of many islands that lie off the northeast coast of the main island of Newfoundland. If you're a Newfoundlander, you probably live close to the ocean, you probably own a boat, and you absolutely would rather live here than anywhere else.
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