The Round Days at Camont
The days are long. Longer now. And each step toward midsummer, that June Solstice date, is measured in sunsets and early mornings. This is when the words of French writer, Jean Giono (1914-1970?) ring in my ears again—the days are round not long.
It starts with the sun rising early, just after 6:00, on the other side of the canal. It circles south and hi…
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