Field guide No. 210
A featherweight decision
Tethered, just in case.
A heavy iron anvil floats in a clear blue sky, held down by a red cord tied to a stake in a white salt flat. Better safe than airborne.
Field noteAnvils do not float. Tying one down is sensible; the floating is physics’ oversight.
Also possible, also breaking physics
A fold in the afternoonWater does not peel. Logic has no view on it; fluids have a firm one.
The other side of TuesdayLadders need something to lean on. Mist is not something, which is physics’ objection, not logic’s.
Fog in the quiet carFog that keeps to one seat ignores diffusion. Polite passengers do exist, if rarely.
Long exposureCameras take in light; this one gives out river. Plumbing could manage it, optics could not.