We are still having rain and thunderstorms, but oh, my! The double rainbow experience is just amazing! This one showed up at our daughter’s house. I had my trusty camera ready (again) so now you can enjoy it with me.
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What a fantastic shot! The rainbow is lovely as the light on the fields.
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Beautiful!
Excellent forethought on your part. 😀
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Oh My, you are so blessed to witness the double rainbow twice!
Beautiful, beautiful photo!!
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Lovely!
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Genesis 9:16 (New King James Version)
The rainbow shall be in the cloud, and I will look on it to remember the everlasting covenant between God and every living creature of all flesh that is on the earth.
Gods promise written in the sky, thats better than $$ in the bank!
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Double rainbows to cheer you – relieve your stress and to help you end your week in a beautiful place 🙂
Have a great weekend~
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Absolutly amazing!! God is speaking….
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I just love rainbows. Such a lovely picture! blessings,Kathleen
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What a beautiful photo, truely lovely countryside. The rain still falls here in Maine.
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Again! You are super duper lucky Linda! That corn in the previous post is looking really good too! 🙂
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Love it!!! We had one JUST like it a couple nights ago … but I didn’t have my camera! Argh!
~Brenda
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What a wonderful double rainbow, and such a clean uncluttered photo — no power lines, etc. 🙂
We got more rain during the night and looks like we may get off and on today. That’s ok, it’s been dry and hot the last week, so the rain is good, although they’ve been harvesting wheat around here the last few days, so in that case, it’s NOT good. :-\
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Great shot! Especially with the straight rows underneath it.
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Like all comments above–NICE PHOTO and so fun to have rainbows again. I hope they are an omen of great luck and blessings for a great harvest.
Eastern Idaho has just broken a record for annual rainfall–ever. And it is only June. All our dry reservoirs are full and overflowing–which is good. The potatoes are drownding–very bad. Garden corn is turning yellow. sigh. And no…I don’t do shows of my paintings. Not enough time and not enough return for the effort. Thanks for your kind words, though.
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WOW! 2 in one week.
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So beautiful. I remember those incredible Colorado rainbows. We just don’t have them here.
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Wow! What a beautiful picture!
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