Nothing to post so I will resort to sunrise photos.
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Quite a nice sunrise views from your windows!
ReplyDeleteRoentare, not many of late though.
DeleteThey are grand.
ReplyDeleteThanks Sandra.
DeleteWhen people meet up and don't know what to say to each other at first, they often discuss the weather. In photos, it is even better.
ReplyDeleteHels, I wonder if weather is more discussed in Australia between strangers than other countries.
DeleteGlorious. A sight I rarely see.
ReplyDeleteThanks Caro. They are easy to take when sun rises at the same time I rise.
DeleteYou are lucky to have such a view of sunrise. Mine is blocked by buildings and trees and they are putting up a condo that will soon block sunset.
ReplyDeletePat, that is not great that you are losing views. This front view of ours can't be blocked but in the future our side views could be. They already have up to a point.
DeleteTo use your Italian name - lovely sunrise pictures... Andrea!
ReplyDeleteYP, please don't call me Andrea.
DeleteMy drag name was Blanche. Apparently I had a lot in common with a Blanche in an US tv show.
DeleteGolden Girls.
DeleteI see the sun came up. Hopefully you and R is having a good day.
ReplyDeleteCoffee is on and stay safe
Dora, above the mountains.
DeleteVery nice Andrew.
ReplyDeleteThank you Margaret.
DeleteThe first one with the sunbeams is great.
ReplyDeleteAs I do River, I don't look well enough at my own photos. It is not bad at all.
DeleteThat ray in the first one lands right on your balcony.
ReplyDeleteKirk, it was burning my feet.
DeleteSometimes there is no need for words. Lucky you to have those views!
ReplyDeleteCathy, the views are the only reason I agreed to move here. I was dead against highrise living.
DeleteLove those views. Being in a built up area I can't see the sunrise.
ReplyDeleteMarie, we could not see them at most of our houses. Just one I think faced the east.
DeleteI sometimes have an empty head too ! I think that's normal when nothing happens what will you write about ? Rosie's digestion problems ? Your sunrise photos are very nice. I only catch the sunsets, sunrise is too early !
ReplyDeleteGattina, it was more of time management thing that not having anything to write about. I just could not be bothered doing more.
DeleteAh, the balloons are out and what a morning to be up and alive and sailing above it all in a balloon!
ReplyDeleteStrayer, they don't always get to see a sunrise. At times it can be quite gloomy.
DeleteNice view
ReplyDeleteThanks TP.
DeleteSuch a gorgeous view. I'd have to be up, sitting on my little balcony every morning watching the show! Here it is raining and over cast. Another gray day in a series of gray days. Your morning and my morning are not the same.
ReplyDeleteAh well Debby. Your turn will come soon enough.
DeleteAnd what photos they are! Good variations in the light and color.
ReplyDeleteSteve, nature was kind to me.
DeleteBeautifully stunning sunrise photos! Well done.
ReplyDeleteThanks Damselfly. Nature is really the one to thank.
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