Nature at the Brighton Millpond in Michigan
March 14th, 2011 0 comments
On sunny days, this forgotten bottle of water is an unnoticed solar energy collector that extends its warmth a couple of inches to melt the snow around it. It’s a small contribution, but we in the frozen north accept every donated degree. Besides, its magnifying properties enrich the colors of the dormant grass under it.
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