I'll Show You Mine if You Show Me Yours Sun. Feb 14
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Comments (10)Where is that, vetaal? It reminds me of a stretch of the Gila River in southwest New Mexico. This was one of our favorite destinations when the kids were little. (Scanned from a negative) Ron...See MoreI'll Show You Mine, If You'll Show Me Yours, Sunday Feb 14
Comments (10)Okay, you all made me do it;-) Made this for here, but think I'll use it for my blog tonight, too... Hope everyone who's celebrating had a wonderful, romantic day! These two squirrels were spotted on Friday's drive, and this was taken from inside the car (hence blurriness, because they were still a ways away) just before they scurried away to do goodness knows what, lol!...See MoreI'll Show You Mine, If You'll Show Me yours, Thursday Feb.14th
Comments (10)Fun thread today! My Mom took this one of me a very long time ago!...See MoreI'll Show You Mine if You Show Me Yours Sun Feb 12
Comments (10)Such a nice assortment of photo subjects today.A Spring scene. The big mulberry tree behind, to the left, is coming down tomorrow. Just grew too large and intrusive. The birds and critters will miss it. :( I'm hoping not too many daffodils' heads are poking up now, as I'm sure the workmen will stomp all over them. Esp. since last Fall I planted two new beds of them between the mulberry and the leaning old apple tree in the rear on the right....See More
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- 10 years agoA Heart Shaped Lenticular Cloud
Image Credit & Copyright: Michael KunzeExplanation: Can a cloud love a mountain? Perhaps not, but on a Valentine's Day like today, one might be prone to seeing heart-shaped symbols where they don't actually exist. A fleeting pareidolia, the featured heart was really a lenticular cloud that appeared one morning last July above Mount Cook National Park in New Zealand. A companion video shows the lenticular cloud was mostly stationary in the sky but shifted and vibrated with surrounding winds. The cloud's red color was caused by the Sun rising off the frame to the right. Lenticular clouds are somewhat rare but can form in air that passes over a mountain. Then, vertical eddies may form where rising air cools past the dew point causing water carried by the air to condense into droplets.
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