August 29, 2024

This Morning, This Evening

When Charlie took me for a walk this morning, the sky was pretty. He stood still just long enough for me to take a few pictures.



Soon the sun came out and it was very bright. The temperature went up to a humid 89°F before a thunderstorm brought relief this afternoon. It didn’t last long, and produced a rainbow. If you look closely, there is a faint secondary rainbow above it.


12 comments:

  1. What a lovely morning and afternoon you had! It sounds like Charlie's walk was both refreshing and visually stunning. Capturing the sky's beauty, especially with a rainbow and a secondary one, must have been a treat. Those fleeting moments after a storm often bring the most vibrant and serene views. Thanks for sharing your experience!

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  2. Very pretty skies and that rainbow is delightful! We had quite a thunderstorm here last night, lots of rain. Quite a heatwave yesterday wasn’t it?

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  3. Gorgeous skies and I love the rainbow.
    Take care, have a great weekend!

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  4. How nice of Charlie to take you for a walk.

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  5. Thanks for the nice comment. I'm late replying this week.... Nice too, to walk with you.

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  6. Good looking skies, and you did capture their beauty before Charlie tugged on your arm again!

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  7. Charlie is a good sport on the picture taking and you got some good ones. Our little Kodi never stops tugging.

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  8. Very nice pictures, so thank you, Charlie, for permitting them. Always nice to see a rainbow. Alana ramblinwitham.blogspot.com

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  9. 89 and humid is a tough combination, but the skies are certainly beautiful!

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