My Sky

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Sunset at Keri
Zakynthos Greece
Sublime

For more skies, visit hosts/hostesses
Sandy Carlson, Louise, Sylvia, Klaus, Wren, & Fishing Guy

Comments

  1. Jim11:07 pm, February 11, 2010

    That's so beautiful. Brilliant colours.
    Sydney - City and Suburbs

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  2. RNSANE12:13 am, February 12, 2010

    Such a beautiful end to a day.

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  3. Noel Morata12:38 am, February 12, 2010

    aaah greece what a beautiful sunset there!

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  4. Rosaria Williams2:37 am, February 12, 2010

    Yes, looking at vacation pictures is a good thing this time of the year.

    p.s. the change in blog title is seamless.

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  5. Hilary2:42 am, February 12, 2010

    Oh just gorgeous. What a sight.

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  6. Maria3:32 am, February 12, 2010

    So beautiful... thank you for sharing such a warm view ... we're still in the depths of winter here in the N.E. of the U.S.
    A happy weekend to you ~ Maria

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  7. Carly3:58 am, February 12, 2010

    beautiful!!!

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  8. Anonymous7:58 am, February 12, 2010

    Stop stealing from Joanne.
    Seriously! I mean it!

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  9. Furtheron10:19 am, February 12, 2010

    My son just posted a load of sunset photos on his flikr page - his were taken on a cold beach in Wales in Feb though... not quite the same thing :-)

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  10. Daryl2:11 pm, February 12, 2010

    Sublime indeed . sunsets over water cannot be beat ..

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  11. Müge Tekil3:37 pm, February 12, 2010

    Romantic and mysterious!

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  12. ADDY4:17 pm, February 12, 2010

    Oh ... Greek sunsets... you've got me all wistful now.

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  13. Anonymous4:42 pm, February 12, 2010

    Perhaps a return there should be on the cards.

    Heavenly!

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  14. Suldog6:09 pm, February 12, 2010

    Lovely shot. You would imagine that somewhere, beyond the horizon, the sun and it's reflection actually meet upon the water.

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  15. Merisi7:44 pm, February 13, 2010

    Gorgeous!

    Thank you for letting me dream of warmer climes!

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  16. Madame DeFarge11:01 pm, February 13, 2010

    That's my type of sunset, preferably with a glass of something chilled along with it.

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  17. Anonymous6:04 am, February 14, 2010

    Actually, I was referring to the "I stole this from Joanne" sidebar thingy, I am confused and wrote back to your comment on my comment list. I am kinda new to all this so I come off like a nut.
    This makes no sense so I will just agree that Greece is a very beautiful place.

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  18. vicki archer8:59 am, February 14, 2010

    Gorgeous.....xv

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  19. Rick3:08 pm, February 14, 2010

    Sara- I feel like I could stretch out my arms and grow gian as I float on this sea of beauty. Thanks. ~rick

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