Amy, I'm going to add a few words along with the photo - I agree it looks like it was taken at sunset but in fact it was 9.30 in the morning on a dull day. Go figure!
Somehow this post inspires me to write a poem...I'm not good at writing poetry, but the unfurled sails, the (now I know it's morning) budding day, the bird in flight...
Sorry so few comments lately. I'm punching through to the end of this run of work mega-overload. I look at this picture and think: she live on the shores of the Mediterranean Sea. I live on the banks of the Mississippi River. Who got the better deal?
What a beautiful "forest"!
ReplyDeletevery pretty sunset!
ReplyDeleteAmy, I'm going to add a few words along with the photo - I agree it looks like it was taken at sunset but in fact it was 9.30 in the morning on a dull day. Go figure!
ReplyDeleteI like this, the composition, the details and the sky!:-)
ReplyDeleteSomehow this post inspires me to write a poem...I'm not good at writing poetry, but the unfurled sails, the (now I know it's morning) budding day, the bird in flight...
ReplyDeleteVery nice shot.
Hey, great to see you waxing poetic, Bibi. Well done.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the visit, Jilly. Those colors you saw are now long gone down the stream, like your morning masts have turned out and left the harbor.
ReplyDeleteOhhhhhh. I didn't think you had dull gray days there!!!:) Well not many anyway. You made the best of it Jilly. This one is just lovely.
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PS I'm glad my post made you "fall about"! :)
"Take me down to the sea again
ReplyDeleteTo the lonely ship and sky
and all I ask is a tall ship
and a star to steer her by"
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ah, for a sail off of Menton....
It does look like sunset. Who would believe you could have such dull days in Menton:)
ReplyDeleteIt is a very nice picture too.
simply artistic and clever use of pattern
ReplyDeleteSorry so few comments lately. I'm punching through to the end of this run of work mega-overload. I look at this picture and think: she live on the shores of the Mediterranean Sea. I live on the banks of the Mississippi River. Who got the better deal?
ReplyDeleteBeautiful.
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