Sounds great Ken. Don't get blown away in your blind though. <g> I can
just see the blind going end over end on its way east.....
We experienced a strange weather phenomena I had never heard or read about
before. As the sun came up under a layer of nimbostratus clouds the only
light rays were of a brilliant orange, as sunrises often are here
under. The unusual part was the resultant rainbow was lacking in most of
the colors, leaving a bright arc of orange with just a hint of yellow.
It was raining so hard I couldn't have done justice to it in a photo, so it
resides only in my mind. Now what is the life expectancy of that storage
medium?
Gregg
Ken wrote:
Here in the middle of corn/soybean country, better
known as Iowa, we have been experiencing some of the
most brilliant Sun-Dogs that the locals have ever
seen. Sunday morning, one went "full-circle" complete
with spokes. Absolutely georgous. We have had three
mornings this week alone with these brilliant optical
phenoms. (The sundogs were so bright that they were
casting their own shadows).
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