WELCOME! You have dropped in on our farm in northeast Iowa…..did you know that? I snapped these photos while riding the lawnmower around all afternoon today.
Can you see the profile of a face in this last photo? I can.
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Thursday, June 11, 2009
SkyWatch #48
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Such a June sky. At least, that kind of sky always makes me think of this time of year.
Wow, great skies! My favorite is the third photo :) Have a great weekend...
I love the third one. :)
Excellent shots, the last one with the dark clouds is my favourite.
Have a great weekend
Guy
Regina In Pictures
Yes, I see the face - a young girl with a garland in her hair. Beautiful changing skies in Iowa.
The third picture is super!!!
Well done!!
Have a nice SWF
I can certainly see a face. It's bursting out of the cloud towards the lower, left-hand corner. But instead of a girl with a garland in her hair, I see an older man with a rugged face. Is that white hair? Or does he have a wet handkerchief on his head? The more I look at it, the spookier it gets – like a sign of the Apocalypse. I think I'll go back and look at the top two pictures for a while.
Nice shots...You got these while riding the lawnmower...that's pretty good...beautiful skies...
Awesome skies!
I do see a profile of a face in the last photo!! COOL!!
Take care and have a great weekend.
Hi, Ruth,
I love June....everything is focused on growing...
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Hi, Squeaksdaddy,
Thanks! Hi to Squeaks...
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Hi, Flea,
Thanks. Glad you did!
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Hi, Guy,
But, did you see the face there?
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Hi, Barb,
Hmm....glad you saw the face...whew, that means I'm not crazy...
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Hi, Eric,
Thanks for stopping by!
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Hi, Sempringham,
Yeah, the face seemed spooky to me from the get-go....I'd look at another picture, too...
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Hi, Carol,
I would stop the mower while I took a picture, of course...\
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Hi, Sara,
Thanks for your kind words....
Giddy up ya ole mower, gee up there! Do you always ride with your camera slung in your saddlebag?
Nice shots, particularly the second framed by the trees and of course the last with the big-nosed profile with a great mop of hair.
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