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Fall Work Day or Fall Colors Hike and Total Lunar Eclipse

November 8, 2003
10:00 am - 9:00 pm
Niles Cabin

Weather permitting, we will gather around 5:00 pm for simultaneous sunset and (full) moonrise and preparation for a potluck supper at 5:30 pm.

Then we will watch the total lunar eclipse, which is due to begin at 5:32 pm and reach its peak at 7:06 pm. Bring binoculars, groundcloths, blankets, lawn chairs, and warm clothes -- just in case.

If you've never watched this particular celestial performance, it's unforgettable. The Earth's shadow will slowly glide across the moon, producing images and colors that are way up there on the WOW! scale.

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The formless, what is that? As a pianist, I can best begin to understand through the study of piano music: notes on a page, each one to be taken hold of by the fingers and made to sing. One learns to listen, to seek the composer's intention, to try to recapture the tempo; to give attention to every note, however small, and to love each silence... Music is a transmission from one person to another, a deepening of understanding, and an awakening to the sense of beauty and order which lives deep inside us.

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