hi bonnie - i am back from pei but the images and words represent the long tail of the experience. i'll be going back there next summer - probably for two weeks this time so i can fit in an end-to-end bike trip in the first week and then a week of r and r. steven
nanu - i love tattered and torn up, detailed skies. i try not to be moving when i see them but if i'm on the bike - well i just mouth apologies at the people around me. steven
Sibilant. Now isn't that a fabulous word? ....and you know what I'm thinking about that Wyeth sky.
ReplyDeleteThat sky is unreal. What heaven it would be to just sit and watch that...LIVE!
ReplyDeleteDelicious!
ReplyDeletegorgeous!
ReplyDeletejust love complicated skies. sometimes they make me trip on things on the sidewalk.
Amazing and wonderful, you've set me up for the day.
ReplyDeleteWhat a sky - and I love how you lead us to see the fingers pointing at it. Are you still in PEI steven?
ReplyDeletehi bonnie - i am back from pei but the images and words represent the long tail of the experience. i'll be going back there next summer - probably for two weeks this time so i can fit in an end-to-end bike trip in the first week and then a week of r and r. steven
ReplyDeleteeryl - the summer is my favourite and best time for watching the sky. i just have to watch where i'm going. steven
ReplyDeletenanu - i love tattered and torn up, detailed skies. i try not to be moving when i see them but if i'm on the bike - well i just mouth apologies at the people around me. steven
ReplyDeleteahhh jinksy - yes! steven
ReplyDeletejenny it was. the skies this summer both here and wherever i've travelled have been really lovely and at times spectacular. steven
ReplyDeletewillow - it's one of those words that doesn't get used often enough which gives it even more cache! steven
ReplyDeleteYour skies seem to be changing, Steven. More cloud activity. Change afoot?
ReplyDeletegood one steven.
ReplyDeleteThat is a nice way to view it. If you had been up higher the fingers would not seem to be be reaching to the sky.
ReplyDeletethanks ellen! steven
ReplyDeleteelisabeth - i can't say. the skies are changing and i know i am in a constant state of flux. steven
ReplyDeletehey technobabe, true that! so i wonder if that could be extended into our perspective of anything or anyone reaching higher. steven
ReplyDeletethe sibilant wind -- now, can I remember how to spell onomatopoeia?
ReplyDeletenicely done meri!! steven
ReplyDeletewords strung together as lovely as the grasses and clouds and clear blue sky
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