Yesterday I arose early and started driving north and east by 7 a.m. Kearney, Nebraska was fairly quiet at this hour. As I traveled east driving next to the Platte River, the sky was full of cranes and snow geese. The sky held more life than the earth. The farther north I sent the fewer birds I saw in the sky. I arrived in Sioux City, Iowa around noon. By 2 p.m. I was back in Minnesota driving through Worthington. By 4:30 p.m. I was in northeast Minneapolis and my eyes were tired of looking at long distances. Tonight is a full moon and although I could not see it, I knew the moon was there. Today the first grizzly bear came out of hibernation at Yellowstone National Park. Surely spring is on the way.
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