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posted by Bill | 7:10 AM
fresh and relatable, anyone who enjoys cloud watching will like this :-)
Yesterday we got some rain and cool. Today a bright sun!First of May - a pair of white clouds divorced
I love wathcing the clouds in a spring sky...
Thanks, polona, tikkis, and Juliet.
I love the visuals of this one, Bill - so much to see in clouds, besides shapes. Highlights, shadows and the depth of the inner cloud if one really looks. You are a master with words, my friend.Warren
Thank you, Warren.
So fragile and beautiful and sad and comforting all in one. A very tender yet everyday moment.
I'm glad this works for you, Jem, and I appreciate your reading.
I missed this before, Bill. A wonderful description of movement in the sky.Adelaide
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fresh and relatable, anyone who enjoys cloud watching will like this :-)
Yesterday we got some rain and cool. Today a bright sun!
First of May -
a pair of white clouds
divorced
I love wathcing the clouds in a spring sky...
Thanks, polona, tikkis, and Juliet.
I love the visuals of this one, Bill - so much to see in clouds, besides shapes. Highlights, shadows and the depth of the inner cloud if one really looks. You are a master with words, my friend.
Warren
Thank you, Warren.
So fragile and beautiful and sad and comforting all in one. A very tender yet everyday moment.
I'm glad this works for you, Jem, and I appreciate your reading.
I missed this before, Bill. A wonderful description of movement in the sky.
Adelaide
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