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The strawberries fade out as the blueberries arrive.
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The sunsets have finished their journey northward, inching their way further and further right since the start of winter. Light is at its peak.
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Dead horseshoe crabs litter the beach after their last full moon frenzy. All 10 eyes of this one are dark now, its last sunset passed a day or two ago.
The tides will continue to rise and fall as the sun hesitates a few days then starts its journey back towards the ferry jetty.
The light has peaked, the days slowly darken again.