“Red sky in the morning, shepherd’s warning”
The last day of September starts off with quite an amazing spectacle at sunrise … but ends with heavy rain coming nightfall.
Rear garden. September 2019 © Pete Hillman.
Red Dawn
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wonderful!
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Thank you!
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Beautiful!
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Thank you Correne!
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Gosh, this is beautiful!
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Thank you Anne!
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Another fabulous sunrise. It was a blue sky sunrise here, not so interesting, but the day has ended with more rain.
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Thank you Jill 🙂 Pullimg back the blinds and catching an eyeful of this certainly sets you up for the day!
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Wow – that is a red dawn. Beautiful. Totally clear here this morning.
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Thank you Peggy 🙂
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Quite a lovely red and cloudy morning. 😊
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Thank you Irene 🙂
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Such a beautiful colour to greet your day. I’ll bet you were transfixed for the whole time the light show lasted 🙂
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I sure was Vicky! Thank you 🙂
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A lovely sight to begin the day!
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Thank you! Indeed 🙂
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Spectacular, Pete. 🙂
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Thank you Jane! 🙂
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Great photo Pete. Love the colors.
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Many thanks Lane!
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Wonderful morning scene, Pete!
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Thank you Indira!
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Gorgeous. This first day of October, we’re in a sudden heat wave, with 30 degree Celsius temps and a humidex of almost 40. Yikes!
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Thank you! Gosh … that is so good there! Here we are definately feeling the cold of autumn.
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Wow!! Spectacular photo Pete!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
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Thank you very much Jill! 🙂
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Beautiful, Pete, and how lovely to see from home!
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Thank you Ellen. Indeed, the sun rising has been coinciding with me rising in a morning as I ready for work. That appears to be changing quite qucikly now as we head deeper into autumn.
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Same here with the rapid change, Pete. Even though it has been summer-time hot you can feel the difference in the angle of the sun at the ends of the day.
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