I was already busily ensconced on the computer when Ralph asked if I'd seen the sunrise this morning? Knowing how quickly the sky changes as the sun is coming up, I wasted no time leaving my office, grabbing the camera and heading outside.
This is what I saw
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Looking southeast through the a sycamore tree and two stands of clumping bamboo |
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Looking east through a stand of Bambusa chungii (Blue Timber) on the left and Bambusa oldhamii (Giant Timber) on the right |
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The northeasterly view with mist rising off the lake, the curve of the lake and the reflections of the trees and clouds in the still water |
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And one more view directly across the lake from our house. What a sky! |
I like to think I'm the one with an awareness of sunrises and sunsets but this morning my husband proved being conscious of skyscapes is not a one-person job. Thank you Ralph for waking up early and tearing me away from the computer to share another beautiful morning sky.
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