Fabulous fog
I tried to grab some fog …
And I don’t think I mist!
I love the way fog
Transforms everything:
Trees, dog, and boat.
Ruby’s favourite pastime
Is to jump up on tall rocks
And wait for treats (fog or no fog).
For more mist-eries, please visit: Our World.
Ablaze
Isn’t it amazing
How the going down of the sun
Can be both so bright and blazing
And yet so dramatic and dark?
For more drama in the skies, please visit: Skywatch.
Autumnal notes
I love the beginning of autumn —
With its spooky spider web trees;
Dogs enjoying the view
And a swim.
And I love it when the golden fields
Are a backdrop to those birds
That look like musical notes.
For more great vibes, please visit: Our World.
A golden oldie
A golden memory from a few years ago:
My daughter and our dear Oscar (no longer with us)
Enjoying a spectacular sunset together.
For more golden oldies, please go to: Skywatch.
Reflected emerald
The pendulum has swung, and now the days
Will be shorter than the evenings.
This means early morning mists
And emerald green reflections
Slowly turning to rust.
Calm reflections, red houses
And beautiful views
Mean autumn is slowly on its way.
For more amazing views, please go to: Our World.
Silk
Some sunsets take
My breath away
When the sun kisses the lake
In ribbons of silk.
For more silky skies, please visit: Skywatch.
Fire in the sky
The sun goes down —
Not quietly
But in a fierce splash of red.
A bird floats across the sky.
Fire can also be peace.
For more fiery sights, please go to: Skywatch.
Sun dogs
Ruby is getting her mojo back
And enjoying our lake sunsets again.
Under supervision, she jumps up
On rocks for treats.
And, of course, both dogs
Are used to our photo sessions at sunset.
For more patient creatures, please go to: Our World Tuesday.
Purple haze
After the rain —
A sky full of wonder.
Puddles of lilac
And a purple haze in the sky.
For more violet views, please visit: Skywatch.
The Silver Stallions
Last week, I stayed in a charming village a couple of hours north of Stockholm.
I discovered a sculpture of silver stallions with half moons on their heads.
As the sun set in a purple haze,
Those half moons seemed to scoop up the real moon.
It was a lovely sight!
For more wonderful stories, please go to: Our World.
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