My Sky

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3pm winter skies
view from the Rotunda
Tullie House
over western Carlisle skies

(I just noticed this is my 301st post,
I wouldn't have thought l had enough waffle inside me.
I was very wrong!)


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Sandy Carlson, Louise, Sylvia, Klaus, Wren, & Fishing Guy

Comments

  1. Bill S.2:01 pm, January 22, 2010

    Beautiful clouds - almost like cake icing thrown on a mirror. Stunning.

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  2. delicate flower2:30 pm, January 22, 2010

    Hi,
    I'm doing a sort of blog crawl this morning.. from The Fifty Factor to She Writes to You.. I love your blog and the writing. Can't wait to read more.

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  3. Nancy2:36 pm, January 22, 2010

    Love the sun behind the clouds. Just catching up on your last couple of posts. Hope that fainting spell was not serious, and you were just proving how you would have fit in so well during the Victorian Era.

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  4. Suburbia2:39 pm, January 22, 2010

    Thats amazing.......looks like lots of lips! Or perhaps I am anticipating ....!

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  5. Bee3:24 pm, January 22, 2010

    Why do you have such picturesque clouds up in Cumbria and we just have one big gray mass of cloudy muck?

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  6. Toni3:57 pm, January 22, 2010

    For me the clouds look like squished marshmallows - yummy :D

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  7. Anonymous4:07 pm, January 22, 2010

    A hint of the sun up there, Sazzie. So that's where it has been hiding.

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  8. Judy4:15 pm, January 22, 2010

    I think the clouds look like clotted cream! Although the image of icing on a mirror is cool!

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  9. Daryl6:08 pm, January 22, 2010

    Oh those are superb clouds, a sensational sky ...

    waffle? I would have thought pancakes ..;-)

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  10. aims6:33 pm, January 22, 2010

    That sky is much like how I feel. All stormy inside.

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  11. Dumdad6:47 pm, January 22, 2010

    Congrats on breaking 300 barrier. Award yourself a well-earned glass of wine.

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  12. Unspoken7:03 pm, January 22, 2010

    301!! Wow, well done!

    Beautiful sky. Looks unreal. I like it wehen the sky behaves like that :).

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  13. RNSANE8:19 pm, January 22, 2010

    Lovely cloud picture, Saz...I posted some on my blog this week, along with stormy Pacific waves..thanks to the weather we've been having!

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  14. Maggie May8:30 pm, January 22, 2010

    Lovely silvery quality!

    Nuts in May

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  15. Unknown9:21 pm, January 22, 2010

    This picture of the sky is so lovely. Absolutely stunning.

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  16. Anonymous12:25 am, January 23, 2010

    Wow! Looks like a map! Beautiful!

    CR

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  17. Rosaria Williams4:19 am, January 23, 2010

    Stunning sky!

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  18. Rick4:41 am, January 23, 2010

    The sky looks cold. or maybe that's me. Have a good weekend, Saz
    ~rick

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  19. Anonymous7:11 am, January 23, 2010

    Don't stop posting such themes. I like to read blogs like that. Just add some pics :)

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  20. Ingrid Mida10:12 pm, January 28, 2010

    I can stare into the sky for hours watching the clouds go by.

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