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A sky with no snow beneath its glow, so much nicer to see haha great shots
ReplyDeleteSometimes snow can make for some pretty awesome sunrise and sunset shots, Pat! I suppose I'll get another shot at snowy color tomorrow...
DeleteI looked out the window this morning and knew the sky had your name on it. Great pics!
ReplyDeleteAwwwwww! That was about the sweetest thing you could have said!!!
DeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Stitchy!
DeleteWow!!! You amaze me!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Di!
DeleteI love Red Valley - it looks like a lake with low hills in front and red clouds behind. Almost surreal.
ReplyDeleteI love when the sky turns red, and I love the glow it casts upon the landscape, Sue!
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