The one on the left, sticking up.
[daily log: walking, 4.5km]
Day: April 15, 2019
Caveat: Lady Burns
In January, 1985, I was studying in Paris.
I had a camera my uncle Arthur had given to me – a fairly high quality Pentax (film-using, of course, in those days), with some nice lenses.
One day in Paris I walked around and over to the Île de la Cité and to the Notre Dame Cathedral. Because it was cold and overcast, there weren’t many crowds, and I climbed one of the towers and took pictures of Paris.
In the picture below, which I took at that time looking out on the Paris cityscape toward Montmartre, the gargoyle in the right foreground is part of the cathedral.
Today, Notre Dame burned.
Caveat: Poem #988 “The huntress moon”
ㅁ the overcast is bright because of the moon's clawing digging down in hunt
– a pseudo-haiku.
