As the night started wrapping its arms around each and every living thing on our part of the earth
I took a short walk to see if I could photograph the moon.
Then later, much later (sometimes it’s hard to sleep) I went out to try again.
It’s not the best, but our new technology with our cell phones is-well, just short of amazing.
“Come with me to visit the sunflowers; they are shy but want to be friends.”–Mary Oliver
From my world to your heart,
Linda
Life on a Colorado Farm 
Love, love, love the quote! (and you, and the moon, and BooBerry, and Terry, and TLC…)
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We love you too, Cully and Tank!
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I think you got some wonderful pictures of the moon.
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Aren’t cell phones amazing anymore? Thank you!
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Speaking of cell phone cameras, they are just short of amazing. I can adjust mine to take a 110 megabit picture. The file is rather large, put the detail in the pictures is unbelievable. I wish I had it back when I started taking pictures in the early sixties. What a collection of how it was then I would have now.
How is the haying coming? I see a lot of what I call “Nevada Gold” going down I 80 here in Northern CA from Nevada to dairies in the Central Valley. Huge bales, though. 15 or 20 make a truckload.
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We are still waiting for it to dry. It takes longer this time of year.
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I usually admire the moon out my kitchen window at night. No bugs that way…or bear or skunks:)
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I think however one sees the moon is just perfect!!! 🙂
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Java Bean: “Ayyy, hello moon! Are we howling? We’re howling, right?”
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YES!!! Boo Berry
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The moon in Wisconsin last night was spectacular. I miss Colorado, though, and night walks and the feeling of Uncompaghre Plateau air.
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🙂 I wish I could bottle some up and send it to you 🙂
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Night does wrap as up doesn’t it … 😊
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I think so 🙂
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