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This is a picture of a yellow sunset in Puget Sound sent to me by Paola
PostScript Dec 13 2007
This is a picture of a yellow sunset in Puget Sound sent to me by Paola
A video of my art and art installations. I hope you enjoy it. "There is so much beauty everywhere I look. My desire is to capture ...
5 Interior Design Blogs We Couldn't Live Without This cleanly designed and beautifully photographed blog is the creation of a generous interior designer. Vancouver based Patricia Gray shares her keen eye for style, takes us on trips around the world and points out the resources and materials that she enjoys using on a job. The later is particularly useful for interior designers. It's great to see a master designer work, to look at her resources as they appear in finished spaces, and get an analysis of why and how they function beautifully. You also get the bonus of a well-trained feng shui expert, layered on top of this interior designer, and you can better understand why Patricia's interiors exude calm, serenity, and strong flow.
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I've never seen it even when I went to Morocco . I have to go back to check
ReplyDeleteI thought these yellow sunsets were pretty unusual. But apparently they were the same color every night. Maybe it has something to do with the sand dunes?
ReplyDeleteI've always wanted to have a similar adventure too :)
ReplyDeleteOh! Lovely sunsets...Yellow!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing!
Just about catching up on my fav blogs...after all the Diwali festivities in this side of the world;-)
Hi Style Court
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to hear more about the book you are reading righ now. It sounds like there might be some sand & camel adventures in it.
Hi Arch
ReplyDeleteHope your Diwali festivities were great!
So beautiful! Sounds like a trip you must plan for yourself. I've done something similar and it is well forth it!
ReplyDelete~Kate
Simply Beautiful! I would love to see that in person!
ReplyDeleteLucky you Kate.
ReplyDeleteHi Neutral Dwelling
ReplyDeleteMe too!
when a tornado is in the vicinity, the sunsets can be yellow....and ominous
ReplyDeleteHi BB8
ReplyDeleteWow I didn't know that.
Dear friend, your yellow sunset will come. I promise.:-)
ReplyDeleteAnother dream coming to fruition. How great.
ReplyDeleteWe saw the restored Lawrence of Arabia at the Ziegfeld in the late 80s (could it have been so long ago?) Breathtakingly beautiful. And I think the score left a brain imprint. I can hear it in my mind right now...
Beautiful photos.
ReplyDeleteHi Maryam
ReplyDeleteThanks for the vote of assurance. I know it will come, but I am impatient. It's an Aries trait.
Hi Diana
ReplyDeleteI too saw the restored Lawrence of Arabia and Wow I guess it was the late 80's. I too can hear the music! Sigh
Hi MMI
ReplyDeletethanks....
beautiful yellow sunset,
ReplyDeleteyes,
but
i was taught that
yellow sunsets
meant
*caution*
some bad weather would follow.
:-0
Hi SPF
ReplyDeleteThat's the same info that BB8 left in her comment. I would hate to run into run into bad weather in the middle of the dessert.
Here's a photo I took last winter in Seattle. Not a great photo as the highlights are all blown out, but I swear the sky was this very colour.
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