Cloud Shadows
The snow melted off as quickly as it arrived. I’m glad the ground got a drink before the wind picked up.
I love that in these wide open spaces, you can see the shadows of the clouds from miles away.
The snow melted off as quickly as it arrived. I’m glad the ground got a drink before the wind picked up.
I love that in these wide open spaces, you can see the shadows of the clouds from miles away.
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Leah:
I’m a friend of a friend of yours – Nancy Fullbright. She was gracious enough to share your blog address with me. Your pictures and descriptions are wonderful! THANKS so much for sharing. You never know how many folks you touch – my entire family gathering was around the computer on Thanksgiving oohhing and aahhhing over your blog.
Thanks again!
Jane
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Oh thank you Jane! Your note means a lot and I am so flattered you are enjoying my blog. It’s exciting to me to be able to bring a taste of the wild west to your daily life. Thank you for visiting. 🙂
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I also LOVE these wide open spaces…THANK YOU for the wonderful pictures!
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THANK YOU! I appreciate you stopping by. So glad you like my images of this beautiful land we live on! 🙂
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Folks from the “East” have difficulty seeing the beauty of the wide open amber colored terrain of the West. Takes awhile but your photo shows its stark beauty. Great eye.
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Thank you Cal. You are so right.
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It is a favorite sensations–since i was a child to have a cloud shadow the land then sprite away.
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Back east I never really noticed cloud shadows because of all the trees. But out here it was almost shocking and I love the sensation!
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