The colour was dazzling. Intense deep oranges and reds that glowed; as if an enormous furnace had been lit behind the mountain. It begun this morning, quietly, just a glow, that slowly grew richer, deeper. It lasted no more than 5 minutes, heralding the arrival of a new day. And at the risk of showing the same old mountain yet again on this blog, here it is!Saturday, 1 November 2008
A new day
The colour was dazzling. Intense deep oranges and reds that glowed; as if an enormous furnace had been lit behind the mountain. It begun this morning, quietly, just a glow, that slowly grew richer, deeper. It lasted no more than 5 minutes, heralding the arrival of a new day. And at the risk of showing the same old mountain yet again on this blog, here it is!
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That is an incredible photo, the colour of the sky unbelievable. Thank you for sharing it on the blog! Love Jackie.
I want to come and live with you. It's so so beautiful and I am so so jealous!x Em
Thank you Jackie, I'm slowly getting used to the camera. It is beautiful here and some of the sunrises/sunsets are quite spectacular. I'm just about to post another entry - a broken oven ....not so beautiful! Hi Em come and live with us, and I can be granny No: 2?! Congratulations! x
:o) I'd be there in the shake of a badgers tail if I could. You definately are going to be Granny #2, just as you've been my Mumma #2 for all these years. It's so exciting isn't it. My mini bump is looking forward to many loch broom holidays. Hopefully speak to you soon. Lots of love x Em x
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