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he first time I saw one I was “this” (thumb and index finger an inch apart) close to taking it as a sign from God or some other friendly deity or other. Oh my, what about that. But when another walker passed me without giving the fog bow a second glance, I realized that he had seen them before and that this was most likely not a sign from God.</p><p id="2413">Oh, well.</p><p id="a677">Point is, though, that at seventy I’d come across a natural phenomenon I had never heard of before, much less seen. What else have I missed? one wonders.</p><p id="b99e">© Wolfstuff</p><div id="b07d" c

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The Glowing Rainbow

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Two golden feet a heavenly arch apart Unmoved? Not an option

Before moving to Crescent City, California, I did not even know that fog bows existed. Ever seen one? It’s a white, almost glowing rainbow, formed not by the sun striking the rain, but the sun striking fog (at just the right angle).

The first time I saw one I was “this” (thumb and index finger an inch apart) close to taking it as a sign from God or some other friendly deity or other. Oh my, what about that. But when another walker passed me without giving the fog bow a second glance, I realized that he had seen them before and that this was most likely not a sign from God.

Oh, well.

Point is, though, that at seventy I’d come across a natural phenomenon I had never heard of before, much less seen. What else have I missed? one wonders.