CherryPie, just dreamy, for a change. After almost six weeks without rain we had lots during the past three weeks. Enough, to refill our reservoir with about 2,000 litres.
Susan, we got many spectacular and fast changing clould formations, this year. And beautiful sunsets. Perhaps even wonderful sunrises. Mostly my eyes are closed, though, when they happen - or not.
Ruth, that's what I thought: 'atmospheric'. Actually, even the one that five weeks ago announced the end of a drought, I did not find threatening; perhaps because so far - knocking on wood - weather did not cause much damage in this very village.
Claude, unlike me, there is much fine poetry inside your head, these days. Thank you.
No, Jams, it did not bucket it or rather them down. Ominous as they are looking, their cargo would very probably have been bicycles ...
Stan, fortunately they deposited their cargo somewhere else. As there has not been any breaking news I suppose the bicycles (please check my reply to Jams) came down as rain drops.
Storm clouds rising or just dreamy?
ReplyDeleteI love interesting skyscapes and these are very beautiful.
ReplyDeleteMy mum would've called that a threatening sky. Very atmospheric.
ReplyDeleteFriday is Skyday
ReplyDeleteThe clouds are stormy
Will it rain today
Will it be sunny
The sky has no say
Where my heart will stay
Smiling or frowning
The colours showing
Not from above come in
But from what is within.
those clouds look dark and ominous.. did it bucket it down?
ReplyDeleteLovely cloudscapes. But did those dark menacing masses drop their cargo on Seanhenge, or were they carried away to deposit it elsewhere?
ReplyDeleteCherryPie,
ReplyDeletejust dreamy, for a change. After almost six weeks without rain we had lots during the past three weeks. Enough, to refill our reservoir with about 2,000 litres.
Susan,
we got many spectacular and fast changing clould formations, this year.
And beautiful sunsets. Perhaps even wonderful sunrises. Mostly my eyes are closed, though, when they happen - or not.
Ruth,
that's what I thought: 'atmospheric'.
Actually, even the one that five weeks ago announced the end of a drought, I did not find threatening; perhaps because so far - knocking on wood - weather did not cause much damage in this very village.
Claude,
unlike me, there is much fine poetry inside your head, these days. Thank you.
No, Jams,
it did not bucket it or rather them down.
Ominous as they are looking, their cargo would very probably have been bicycles ...
Stan,
fortunately they deposited their cargo somewhere else.
As there has not been any breaking news I suppose the bicycles (please check my reply to Jams) came down as rain drops.
Very nice. Please send some rain southwards!
ReplyDeleteWelshcakes,
ReplyDeleteSean blew his breath and ... if they're not scattered, by now they should have crossed the Alps and be on their way to Modica.