Lake Lewisia #1224

Sometimes, it was difficult to know what was a local phenomenon and what was more broadly expressed, if not noticed by other people. When the sun ponderously reversed course to glide back east again rather than set, a Lewisian might chalk it up to local weather, or personal figment of the imagination, rather than assuming it was a global cosmological event. It often came as a surprise when imported news sources acknowledged an unusual event, though they always seemed to find such mysteries more threatening than Lewisians.

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LL#1224