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To: Ilaine who wrote (14881)	12/5/1998 9:47:00 PM
From: Jacques Chitte	Respond to of 71178

Late in our winter here the rains can get all torn up - strips of wet could with lotsa blue sky separating them. So we can have an abundance of rainbows, sorta like Hawai'i I guess. But they are pale, mundane things. (Once though I saw something pretty cool. The sky was clear blue behind a storm - and there was a bright rainbow in it! It was very windy&gusty, so I expect a pocket of rain had been shorn off the Coastal Mountains and swirled into place.) An Eastern sunset rainbow has a psychedelic more'n'real quality about it. I climbed the fire escape onto the roof - where I was all alone in the city. Smell of wet tar and road, and this blazing Thing against a night-black background. I could swear it was making a sound.