City visitors who stay with us notice both the dark and the light.
The dark, because we are far enough from town to have little if any light pollution; and the light because without man-made lights we can see and appreciate the stars.
Star-lit nights are regular occurrences for us, but even so I can’t help but gaze up in wonder at the way nature lights the sky.
Tonight I’m grateful for the stars.
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