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| taken through my truck window at 105 km/hr |
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| it has been called big sky country, |
Thursday, February 2, 2012
Morning Commute
It is about a 20 minute drive from where I live to get into Saskatoon, but sometimes it is really pretty landscape. This morning just before nine, the sky was all pastels,
here, I had pulled over for a moment, so it's a bit more clear...
there was just a touch of frost in the branches and on the grass
doesn't it look like a sunset?
The days might be getting longer, because the next ones were taken last Wednesday at abbout 8:45 a.m,, and it was a lot darker that morning,
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Hmm, glad I am down here in Savannah!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely lovely! Dawn and dusk are so beautiful...
ReplyDeleteI love big sky country - I have so many pictures of sunrises and sunsets! thanks for sharing these pretty ones. Unlike your friend above I'm glad to be up here with the snow and the hoar frost.
ReplyDeleteBernie
plus you have a wonderful vantage point!
Deletei agree with bernie - no matter how many times i see one of our beautiful sunrises or sunsets, i still am so moved...i spent a few days in the mountains last summer and was surprised that sunsets consisted of 'sun's up - now it's gone' without any fanfare whatsoever! just one more reason that the prairies rule!
ReplyDeletecheers
molly
yes, it really is one of the things that makes the prairies beautiful
DeleteLovely pictures. Sometimes the beauty of our province helps with the horrible weather....however so far this winter has been great
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