Feeling blue
The snow is gradually melting away —
But only last week, it lay thick in the fields
Below a blue canopy of silk.
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Spring: Viking-style
Afternoon sunset
Finds us enjoying the cold.
The setting sun
Brings lilac with it
And tones of
Frozen gold.
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Still winter
We’re having a lovely winter this spring,
But the dogs don’t mind.
With the return of the light,
The colour is coming back —
Sometimes gradually,
And sometimes in a bright flash of pink.
Only posting once this week due to work.
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Dragon skies
A fiery dragon
Swept across the sky —
Leaving behind
A purple haze.
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Veils of fog
Fog – a majestic backdrop
For a red dog (or two);
Fog – veiling landscape
And sky;
Fog – settling on the ground
Like a silken scarf.
Fog.
For more beautiful skies – with or without fog – please visit: Skywatch.
Winter joy
When winter gives you freezing cold temperatures
And lots of snow,
The best thing is to embrace it
And smile —
And meet it with wonder and joy.
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Pink popcorn skies
The path leads through
Snowy beauty —
All the way
To pink popcorn cloud skies.
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Golden veils
In between the snowfalls,
A hiatus of freezing fog:
Golden veils fall over the landscape —
Bringing peace, silence and beauty.
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Mist-ical scenes
Come down to the lake with me —
And enjoy the misty views.
Let’s walk around the shore
And then explore the little sauna house on the ice.
Come rest a while,
And let’s enjoy
The cold and beautiful fog
As the sun tinges eternity
In colours of blue and lilac.
(Only posting once this week due to a high work load.)
For more mist-erious views, please visit: Our World and, on Friday, Skywatch.
Once in a blue moon
I wasn’t expecting to see the blue moon
At about half-past three in the afternoon.
But there it was – gracing the winter sunset;
Rising like a balloon
And being released into the sky by the trees.
For more stellar shots, please go to: Skywatch.
Who says what?