This has been a year of lots of ‘stuff ‘…
Stuff we have had to deal with…the fire, the fences, lack of rain, way too hot, not enough irrigation water, loved ones passing on over to the other side…you know all those things that make up every day living, but also sort of wear you down.
But last evening…across the pinto bean field and the corn field right over our house
This rainbow appeared.
We were not home at the time, but our son-in-law happened to see this sign from the Heavens
And emailed it over to us!
I am delighted!
It spans our farm from the middle to the end—-an amazing gift of
HOPE!
Linda
Life on a Colorado Farm 
Right on! I hope things have turned around for this summer.
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Oh Wow—makes me chill.. That is totally awesome… HOPE is one thing which we all need…
Hugs,
Betsy
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What a beautiful frame for you farm!
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I know there is a scientific explanation for a rainbow, but they still seem like a sign from heaven.
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I KNEW you would have a picture of that magnificant rainbow!!! I was in Delta without my camera. So sad!!! That was one of the most vibrant rainbows I’ve ever seen and it lasted for almost an hour. Thanks for sharing!
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What an amazing picture! Hope springs eternal. 🙂
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Yes, Linda, it is a sign of hope and God’s promise. Here’s “hoping” we both get the rain we so desperately need. Blessings!
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rainbow is beautiful, the green vegetation below it is awesome
David in Maine USA
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I love it…I love the darker sky above the bow and the lighter beneath. A one in a million photo.
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I love when I can see a rainbow from end to end.
Blessings.♥
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I thought about you this morning as I was watering my garden. I made my own rainbow with the water spray in the sunshine. Life can’t be too bad if you can make your own rainbow.
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I not only see this beautiful as a sign of hope, but luck too! Beautiful!
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Yay!!!!! That is one perfectly BEAUTIFUL rainbow! A most wonderful sign of good, or at least better, things to come.
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beautiful!! Now I can call you Rainbow Linda again:)
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hope things pick up for you soon linda, as for the rainbow – it’s gorgeous x
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Linda, looks like a good omen. Most rainbows start and then disappear before start to finish.
I think that you might have bumper crops after all the hard work this year with the elements – fires etc. You and Terry both deserve a break. The crops look great. Well done, but really hard work.
Maybe after the harvest, leave to the young ones to look after the farm and fly out to Australia – in summer time.
You will get a great tan on the beaches! Just a suggestion. There are quite a few airlines with direct flights from the USA after LAX or SFO, and from DFW with Qantas straight into Brisbane!
Cheers
Colin (HB)
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First Rainbow!!!!! YAY!
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Looks like it’s leaving a special blessing on your farm! Isn’t God just the best artist!
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Amazing shot, that is one huge rainbow, beautiful.
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What a great catch!!! Which reminded me I’d taken a rainbow picture for you here over the weekend and forgotten to send it to you. Yeesh, what a brain.
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That is a great picture, maybe its a sign of good things!
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Absolutely perfect, just perfect!! Thanks (to you and your son-in-law) for sharing it.
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Wow, how absolutely beautiful – and uplifting!
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