KennyD wrote: Here is a link to a picture of a rainbow near to where we live in Northern CA. It is just outside of Grass Valley, CA. Please enjoy it.
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It was put up on a public website, so I don’t see it as a problem if you share it. It is one of the best rainbow photos I have seen. I just had to send it to you.
WOW! Thank you so much! It is an amazing! AMAZING! Rainbow!
From the world to your heart,
Linda
We all went for a walk, Mom, Boo, and me—-TLC
And we saw a RAINBOW!!!
Mom was thrilled,
Boo and I didn’t really care, but it made Mom happy so we were happy!
TLC (and the dog)
We were loading out a load of hay when I happened to look at the sky
A quick little rain shower brought with it a prism of light
All around us, the earth smelled of heat, dirt, alfalfa, and the fresh scent of rain in the air.
What a lovely gift at the end of the day!
Your friend on a western Colorado farm,
Linda
The trouble with Rainbows is they never last!
The gift of a rainbow is the fact they never last!
A beautiful rainbow right here —with rain coming down on the plateau and putting out the fires!!
YAY!
RAINBOWS are just the best!
Your friend on a western Colorado farm,
Linda
Vadarae (doesn’t she have the loveliest name?) wrote: “A good morning gift to you! 
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I always think of God’s promise and you when I see a rainbow! Have a good day. A bit cooler here today. Vadarae
Oh! Thank you so very, very much!
Linda
We GOT rain! Thankfully the hay is all in and stacked.
RAIN! Beautiful wonderful Rain!
And we got a smidge of something—rainbow, sundog, something. I’ll take a sundog–it means a cool down.
The full moon through the rain clouds was Stunningly beautiful!
Your friend on a western Colorado farm,
Linda
Have you noticed (wherever you live) there is no absolute silence anymore?
Even the most remote spots have the presence of a roar in jets or distant traffic
(see the bunny?)
Welcome sounds of liquid bird songs—-always welcome
And the dappled shadows of gently rustling leaves in the breeze
A soothing delight.
The sounds of silence eddying gently
Bringing with it a tiny rainbow—a source of huge delight.
From my heart to your world,
Linda
I got an instant message from Randy—“We had a downpour this evening and then a rainbow! The vegetable & flower gardens are enjoying the rains we are having”
Thank you for sharing your beautiful yard and that wonderful rainbow, Randy!
Thank you, Thank you, Thank you,
Your friend on a western Colorado farm,
Linda
Coming down our long, long lane I saw the faintest of rainbows!
Which made me think to myself—–
Always, always God(s) is (are) speaking to us—in the trees, on the land, in the silence of the sky
Sometimes, (just sometimes) we forget to see/hear—but when we do—
WHEN WE DO!!!
The dazzle the God(s) share with us
is so stunningly perfect in its very simplicity.
A perfectly perfect gift!
From my world to each of your hearts,
Linda
Hi Linda,
I’m a regular reader of your blog; it is a pleasure to read your positive and beautiful posts. I know you love rainbows, so I’m attaching a picture of a rainbow my husband and I saw while on a walk this morning on the Santa Fe trail in Monument, CO. I wish the picture would have shown the complete rainbow, but it was so big it didn’t fit.
It was a spectacular sight. Happy Mother’s Day to you!
Diane F
What a marvelous—PERFECT-– Gift!
Thank you so much, Diane!
It is HUGE! And just beautiful! Thank you, Thank you, Thank you!
Your friend on a western Colorado farm,
Linda
Life on a Colorado Farm 
