The farm at twilight holds a deep hush….a sighing as the day slows down.
A storm building over the Uncompahgre Plateau speaks of a snow storm.
The air tells all to be still, hunker down, step lightly snow is coming.
As for myself, while Boomer, Monkey the cat, and I take our evening walk…I give thanks — for each day is gift. No matter what happens on the morrow.
The weather people say we will have snow this evening and tomorrow. If you are traveling, please take care no matter where you are —
As always your friend on a western Colorado farm,
Linda
Happy Thanksgiving!
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Thank you, give those little donkeys a couple of rubs for me!!! Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family!
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Thank you Linda!
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Beautiful skies! Safe travels to your family! We hope your day of thanksgiving is beautiful in every way…
And tummy rubs for Boomer, of course!
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Thank you, Elaine! Take it easy on your walks to the creek!
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Wonderful images .. The last is Magic! Take care …
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Thank you, Julie!
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A Happy Thanksgiving to you all – Boomer too. That last photograph is so beautiful.
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Thank you, Pat
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Have a wonderful Thanksgiving Linda, Terry, Boomer, and Monkey!!
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And Sam-Sam…he just doesn’t get out like he used to do! Happy Thanksgiving, Cully and your pack!!!
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just noticed that my e-mail address is wrong… the 4 should be a 2
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Oh! Thanks!!!
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Snow on the TV weather map is shown pink. Those clouds explain why, I guess.
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Hum….maybe! Happy Thanksgiving, Genevieve and Cupcake!
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Beautiful.
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Amen and God bless!
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THank you, Linda G
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Such breathtaking views. Have a lovely Thanksgiving.
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Enjoy yours also, Jan! It’s been great getting to know you!
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be safe and warm. we have 100% chance of rain here for next 3 days and flash flood warnings.
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OH! That isn’t good..flash floods. I hope you are not in a flood plain!
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Beautiful sky – Happy Thanksgiving, Linda ~
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Thank you so much! I hope your day is just perfect!
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Happy Thanksgiving Linda! 🙂
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Thank you, Connie! I hope yours is a good one also!
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My “snow eyes” don’t work very well. I look at the sky and the land under it, and it all looks beautifully serene to me. Such a special place on this Earth, Linda.
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The storm flew over us and headed north. We are lovely and dry YAY!
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Stunning pics. Officially it is summertime in South Africa, but here in Paradise we are still shivering and the wind is still howling like a demented spirit. Desperately praying for rain – the whole country is suffering with severe drought.
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I hope you get some soon. Thanks for commenting, Genis!
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I always loved the air just before a snow storm; quiet and with a bite not felt during any other time. Perhaps even a specific smell unique to the preamble to snow.
I miss the changing seasons. Although the weather changes from hot to cool and vice versa, there’s no distinct seasons other than hot and cold.
I remember early summer, high in the Rockies. The snow had melted and the foliage from the previous autumn had begun to decay under the wet snow. What a treat it was to walk into the forest. It was like walking into a potpourri jar with the pine and fir smell mixed with the decaying birch and oak. The ferns and mosses all adding to the true breath of fresh air.
There’s nothing like the Rockies
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You explained it so well! Thanks, Boomerbob
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Beautiful Linda … The sky and your thoughts! A delightful post!
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