2 Replies to “Late afternoon clouds. Plainfield, New Hampshire 3/18/23”
They looked like some of the clouds in a Maxfield Parrish painting. At the end of the day they billowed in the north sky reflecting the sunset in shades of vermilion, salmon, peach, and yellow. Reminded me more of some clouds out west. Once again an astounding display brought to us by nature. The bobcat meandering outside our glass siding door this morning was also a moment of awe. Everyday, so many miracles, so why so much human made turmoil? Too much energy focused on the pursuit of material gains…when the richest experiences do not cost anything but one’s awareness of the natural world and gratitude for it. Off my soapbox now….find joy and beauty today…
They looked like some of the clouds in a Maxfield Parrish painting. At the end of the day they billowed in the north sky reflecting the sunset in shades of vermilion, salmon, peach, and yellow. Reminded me more of some clouds out west. Once again an astounding display brought to us by nature. The bobcat meandering outside our glass siding door this morning was also a moment of awe. Everyday, so many miracles, so why so much human made turmoil? Too much energy focused on the pursuit of material gains…when the richest experiences do not cost anything but one’s awareness of the natural world and gratitude for it. Off my soapbox now….find joy and beauty today…
Thanks Diane. I try to keep my head in the clouds and my feet on the ground. 🙂
We had a bobcat on the security footage at night about a week ago.