I took these cloud photos from the plane when we were flying so close I felt I could touch them, I just love flying into clouds, don't you? Happy Monday! XOXO
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11 comments:
yes, me too! I remember flying over the Rocky Mountains one time and the clouds looked like ocean waves! If you have ever seen the movie Koyaaniqatsi, there is some beautiful footage of clouds from the air.
Thanks, too, for your nice comment on my kitty blog!
I always keep an out for the cloud people.
an EYE out
i like to think of myself falling into them and bouncing, falling again and bouncing again.
these are beautiful, annie.
♥
Annie - beautiful pictures. I love clouds, and when I get to see them from up high, it is happy-making. :) xox! Pam
Seeing the planet from 40,000 feet is always an exilirating experience! Once, we took off during an intense thunderstorm over Chicago...and looking down, as we climbed above the storm and over the clouds, we could see the lightning form and charge right through the clouds and hear the thunder rumble....it was a scene straight out of....(yes) a Wagner Opera!
I am glad you were able to get on a plane and SOAR! I miss it dearly...
Love,
♥ Robin ♥
Happy Monday, Annie. I do not love flying but I do love clouds and these photos are great! Welcome back. Hope you are easing into life in NM again...xo
(Your pkg should arrive anytime.)
I love that one at the top. It looks like you could just walk out across them. Better you than me flying into them, though... I don't like to fly!
I especially like flying into the clouds of thought knowing I can pass right through without getting stuck. I still get stuck, but I'm sure glad you reminded me with those pictures:)
The top photo is the whipped cream on your experience of going back and spending time with family.
Now you're here with the fur family that has missed you along with the blogging family ;)
Welcome home, my friend.
And I'm glad we have met as well♥
xoxo
Beautiful! Years ago we hiked up to the top of Harney Peak in South Dakota, and we were above the clouds up there. I don't think my kids will ever forget looking out over the clouds as we ate our PBJs.
:0)
xo
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