A photograph by Sonja Bingen after her walk with her mother and father in Potawatomi State Park a mile from our house in Sturgeon Bay, the place where Ethel and I walk with our dogs, Juno and Pax, every morning even in January and February.
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Beautiful! Wish I could go with you on one of your walks there.
We wish you could join us too, Betty. Oh, the talks about poetry we could have. Sturgeon Bay, like the Pacific West Coast, is beautiful.
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