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Picto Diary 24, 25 April 2020 - Nature's First Green is Gold

Above: Edvard Munch, eat your heart out. 24 April 2020.

Above: Chalk Creek. 24 April 2020.

Summit County Quarantine
Daily three miler.
Extreme (out of cell range) social distancing.
Wyoming over fence line at right.

Above: Golden trees. Chalk Creek. 24 April 2020.
Summit County Quarantine

Nature’s first green is gold,
Her hardest hue to hold.
Her early leaf's a flower;
But only so an hour.
Then leaf subsides to leaf.
So Eden sank to grief,
So dawn goes down to day.
Nothing gold can stay.
Robert Frost

Above: Bull. Wanship, UT. 25 April 2020.

Summit County Quarantine.
Daily three miler.
Rail Trail.
Bovine Bull.

"You talkin' to me???
You talkin' to me??
Hey, you...you talkin' to me?"

Above: Rail Trail. Coalville, UT. 25 April 2020.

Summit County Quarantine.
Rail Trail.
Daily three miler.
Trail maintenance creeping up on TIMDT.

Above: Sandhill Crane. Coalville, UT. 25 April 2020.

Summit County Quarantine
Daily three miler.
Rail Trail

Above: Red Winged Blackbird. Coalville, UT 25 April 2020.

Summit County Quarantine.
Daily three miler.
Rail Trail.

Above: Duc. Echo Canyon, UT 25 April 2020.

Summit County Quarantine.
Out and about on the Duc.
Extreme social distancing on patched up county road.
Post extreme HK social distance training. — at Echo Canyon Utah.

Addendum:

Re: "The British are Coming." Tragic that this virus “moment” has not made the man in the white house. On the contrary, it has exposed him for what he really is.

Tom,
Denver, CO

Too soon. A tentative, vilified Washington, riddled with self doubt, came back from depths of despair in the winter of 1777/78. As I said in my review, "the moment makes the man." The moment ain't happened yet.


Dear Steve,
I submit to you that the real strength of this country, the individual person (collectively “people”) is evinced only when “times are tough”.
We won’t know about this time until we can look back retrospectively; but I an hopeful.

Ahn Rhee,
Larkspur, CA


Yeah, you're right, Steve...which of the three models (S.Korea containment, U.S. mitigation, Sweden herd contagion) will emerge as least damaging to people and the economy will be unknown until well into next Spring, I fear.

Montevideo,
Meriden, CT