By surfacing your blogs I see that the sky was on fire in many of your areas.
The cows seems totaly unaware, but not me (or you).
I love the drama the heavens give us!
Linda
Life on a Colorado Farm
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By surfacing your blogs I see that the sky was on fire in many of your areas.
The cows seems totaly unaware, but not me (or you).
I love the drama the heavens give us!
Linda
Life on a Colorado Farm 
Amazing colors!!! Glad you keep looking up!
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I clicked over to your site from Linda’a blog ( just another day on the prairie) when I saw your quote. Well said.
Nice pix. Thanks for the post.
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Oh wow! The second one is a breath take-a-way-er. Thanks!
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Did great in capturing the skys color!
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Breath taking!!!Keep your eyes on the road!
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Darn! I did not see that. To cold to step out.
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oooooh, pretty!
~Faith
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Lovely! Sometimes, I would think there was a forest fire when the sunsets would light up the sky and trees, especially after we really did have a fire. Your camera does a wonderful job of capturing the brilliant colors. We have overcast and rain here. Not pretty at all. But the wood stove is burning warm and bright.
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Gorgeous!
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Very nice, don’t ya just love a colorful sunrise/sunset..:-)
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Terrific skies. Too early for me.
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Hi there! Hope you had a wonderful Christmas season! I saw the skies that you post about! The kids & I were heading west out of Gunnison & we just “oooohed” and “aahhed” for about 5 minutes or so. It changed so fast.
Here’s a link to another blog that I read. She caught the colors too.
Take care! Tell your hubby that my hubby is itchin’ to get over your way and meet you guys & see his new barn project. It’s right up his alley.
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It’s so beautiful. We’ve had skies like that here as well but yours is exceptionally beautiful.
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To a gal from the mountains that flat land is amazing. A bit scary! haha…. but what a sunset it gives you! Beautiful shot!
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Very pretty, you do have a knack for capturing the beauty!
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How can it be so cold with a burning sky like that ?! There’s always something good when you know where to look, thank you for sharing !
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Beautiful!
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You captured it just right with your camera! Just breath taking. I love it when the sky does this! Have a great week. blessings,Kathleen
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A stunning sunset..yes they have been very orange here too:)
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Far Side-Makes up for all the cold and snow. You probably have lots more than us, but even with the amount we have, I’m tired of it!!!!
Kathleen-I do too. And it seems to be everywhere! Cold, beautiful, fiery sky!
Mountain Woman- I think it must be because of all the arctic air. Anyway, it is lovely!
Callie-Wood stoves are the best. We have a backup of propane and it just doesn’t ever make a person feel warm. With our wood stove we can heat the upstairs even.
Thank you for the complement!
Linda
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Really pretty, nope didnt get that view from over here….
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Great photography Linda of a Colorado sunset.
However, if here in Australia, a similar scene occurs, it will mean disaster. For your blogger friends. The below is the latest report.
Happens most summers in the southern regions of Australia – this year they are expecting the worst scenario.
HB
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“Fire crews are on standby with high fire danger in Northern Victoria and New South Wales
expected.
Fire crews are on standby with high fire danger in Northern Victoria and New South Wales,
with temperatures tipped to soar again.
A code red catastrophic fire alert has been declared for much of northern Victoria, with dangerous bushfire weather conditions to intensify by this morning.
The code red alert is the highest available under Australia’s new national bushfire rating
system, and has been declared for the northern country and northeast regions.
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TinaMarie-Too many trees?
Diane-Actually that was evening. 4:30 is too early for me. One day a week all through January. Ugh!
Mikey-Makes up for the bitter cold, doesn’t it?
HB-Fire! Man’s worst enemy! My heart goes out to everyone. If we could just send you some snow….
Linda
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CSheepL-Thank you! Isn’t it fun, this taking of photos?
Mieke-For some reason the sky looks more formidable in the winter. Maybe because we have so many other things to see in the summer.
Jody-Thank you. The sky does so light up in the winter, doesn’t it?
Cedar-I love how mountains and trees give one a sense of protectiveness, but I also relish the wide open spaces where one can see for miles and miles. Thank you.
Tammy-I read Matron’s site also. A few other people had the same view. I do believe the skies were on fire that night.
Ed-I do! And I liked the shot you had of the semi’s resting at the stop, as the sun came up. Really cool.
Linda
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Leenie-Better than looking at nothing but diamonds on the snow. There is just so much glitter I can’t see it anymore.
JJ-Thanks for stopping by!
Lucy-Lots of others say the same sky. Pretty cool!
Lisa and Faith-Thank you!
Pam-It is cold, or at least it was cold!
Linda
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I am finally back and I do love this sky!! God is the ultimate artist!
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Hi-D-And you are gifted by him!
Linda
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