My 10/13/25 postcard comes from an overcast day in Bullhead Park, a single pine branch held its ground, the cone rough and opening. The light was soft; it felt less like a burst of life and more like a breath held between seasons, patient, enduring, quietly alive beneath the gray.

Chuck Arning

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