may I ask what the light-coloured vertical stick-like things in the trees are?
We’ve had a few days of marine layer keeping it cooler- June Gloom in September.
[Deleted because off topic. I did get the tweet (thanks!), but it was late and I didn’t respond. It happens sometimes — JS]
Well, it’s not Wyoming but you do have a Big Sky. Lovely.
I think you have an alternative book cover to The End of All Things there.
Love it
David, the sticks might could be telephone poles.
Mmmmm, looks like precursor to precipitation.
Awesome background. Where’s the cat?
Wow. Those are great looking clouds!
That is an incredible picture! I wish we had clouds like that in my city. No, my state! That’s sending a shiver down my spine.
I love the under-the-world almost crushing feeling of the clouds overhead here. The little toy train set world beneath that, irrelevant almost but necessary to bring out the stupendous.
Geez that is a lot of grass. Ever think about prairie restoration for your lawn, or at least a chunk of it? Less time mowing, less gas used, more flowers for bees…it’s a win/win!
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may I ask what the light-coloured vertical stick-like things in the trees are?
We’ve had a few days of marine layer keeping it cooler- June Gloom in September.
[Deleted because off topic. I did get the tweet (thanks!), but it was late and I didn’t respond. It happens sometimes — JS]
Well, it’s not Wyoming but you do have a Big Sky. Lovely.
I think you have an alternative book cover to The End of All Things there.
Love it
David, the sticks might could be telephone poles.
Mmmmm, looks like precursor to precipitation.
Awesome background. Where’s the cat?
Wow. Those are great looking clouds!
That is an incredible picture! I wish we had clouds like that in my city. No, my state! That’s sending a shiver down my spine.
I love the under-the-world almost crushing feeling of the clouds overhead here. The little toy train set world beneath that, irrelevant almost but necessary to bring out the stupendous.
Geez that is a lot of grass. Ever think about prairie restoration for your lawn, or at least a chunk of it? Less time mowing, less gas used, more flowers for bees…it’s a win/win!