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I know that people wax lyrical about the ever changing nature of water views, but after the rain comes the muddy silt laden stream, and after that for a week or so we are treated to a perfectly clear tannin stained river, the colour of dark tea. In bright sunlight the sand peers up at us with a sort of milky tone, but when the sun disappears the water takes on a certain inky blackness.
All manner of creatures hide beneath a slick silver skin.
Even the detritus from the careless gardeners upstream seems to add to the poetry.
You're not bad in the waxing-lyrical stakes yourself.
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