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The one time I don’t have the camera

Monday, October 11th, 2004

A. and I visited Nauset Light beach at sunset last night, and we saw something I’ve never seen before: a full end-to-end rainbow.

It must have been 20 miles between its bases. It shimmered in brilliant colors. Amazing.

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