Posted on December 25, 2014 Posted by John Scalzi 17 Comments
Merry Christmas.
And as is tradition, one from the other side of the day: your sunrise.
I hope you enjoy your day with friends and loved ones, or at least a fun video game.
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Simply gorgeous! Merry Christmas!
Merry Christmas to you, Athena, Krissy, and your four-legged family! Wishing you a happy (and prolific!) new year.
Thank you! Getting to see these pictures today was a gift at least as exciting as the earrings someone gave me! (And those were frog earrings, so that’s saying a lot, coming from me.)
Wait a second, I’m in Englewood visiting family (15 miles south of Troy) and have seen nothing but gray skies…
Fantastic! HH/MX/HF/HK/HNY, all that jazz. Any chance that you’ll sell high rez copies of these?
Very nice, John. Almost all of those are worthy of framing and putting on the wall as art.
Beautiful shots! Merry Christmas to you!
They’re all lovely, but that latest one is fantastic. Hope your family is having a wonderful day. I go make pie now.
You have the greatest clouds! I grew up in Colorado, not really appreciating them until I moved to Washington State. While I loved the rain, the grey clouds just didn’t lead to great sunsets (or sunrises on those rare days). When there was sun, the clouds . . . just weren’t as good. I’ve learned to love the clouds wherever I am (Idaho, presently), and appreciate those beautiful colors.
Thank you for your words and pictures.
Merry Christmas. Are these photos free for use (with a photo credit to you of course) or not?
Murgle Krergmergle to you all.
So many chemtrails….. (jk)
Some pretty good sunsets there!
Reblogged this on oshriradhekrishnabole.
Thanks for the sunrise. Merry Christmas!
Watch out, people! Some of them could be SUNRISES masquerading as sunsets! How would we ever know?
These reminded my that the world is full of beauty, if we stop spinning long enough to observe it. Thank you!