Before we left Wirrealpa Station to go to Arkaroola, the evening
sky put on another splendid show for us.
They day had been hot with the sun really biting.
Hard to imagine that a mere 700km south, it was already so cold
that we had our electric blankets in use.
Somehow in the dry inland, sunrises and sunsets are so much
more spectacular than at home.
A windmill always helps although we have a few at home too.
Happy skywatching everyone!
gorgeous, arija! :)
ReplyDelete"Spectacular" truly is the word for these sunset images, Arija!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Merisi
WHOA! Love that windmill! It makes such a great silhouette against that gorgeous sky.
ReplyDeleteThe windmill is perfect in front of those gorgeous skies.
ReplyDeleteBreathtakingly beautiful golden skies! That was a great getaway altogether Arija.
ReplyDeleteIncredible, flaming skies! What a way to end the day! Really fantastic captures, Arija, as always! Hope you have a good weekend!
ReplyDeleteSylvia
oh my gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteSimply stunningly beautiful, Arija. I hope you're well. Blessings. Jo
ReplyDeleteThe windmill is so perfect against the sunset.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful skies to see Arija...
ReplyDeletelovely captues. the windmill adds a nice touch to the gorgeous sunset.
ReplyDeleteLovely sky with the windmill
ReplyDeleteWindmills--especially at sunset--win my heart!!!
ReplyDeleteFence, Sky, Clouds
Wow, the sky really did treat you to a show!! Wonderful photos.
ReplyDeleteSpectacular shots. You were lucky to witness such a beautiful sunset.
ReplyDeleteSydney - City and Suburbs
Wow! With the silhouette included the shots are superb. Great sky colors.
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful colours in the sky.
ReplyDeletesecond after second a new image! beautiful sequence!
ReplyDeleteThese are just stunning shots. Thank you.
ReplyDeletei love your luscious skies. the windmill has a spectacular silhouette. great shots.
ReplyDeleteFantastic sunset. Amazing shots.
ReplyDeleteSpectacular!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
ReplyDeleteHi there - at times one could be forgiven for thinking that the only purpose of windmills is to add a certain something to photographs! Very nice set of pictures.
ReplyDeleteStewart M - Melbourne
The windmill really beautifies the sunset moment.
ReplyDeleteArija, thanks for informing me about the sun dog phenomenon :)
Fantastic photographs, fine romantic views. I am greeting
ReplyDeleteHow spectacular, arija! I like it when setting sun paints the sky orange-gold while darkness has already fallen on the ground. The dark silhouetted windmill is impressive. At the inland desert, the sunset colors look more intense than other places with moderate climate. What a blessing you could end the day with such breathtaking colors.
ReplyDeleteThank you for your kind words contained in your comment. On your wish, I included her photo at the age of 100 dressed in indigo kimono.
Yoko
Awesome colors Arija. Just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteStunning sunset shots with the windmill.
ReplyDeletelol, you go south to the sold, we go north. :) Really a great evening show. I like that windmill (?) It ads to the shots.
ReplyDeleteWow, these are lovely sunset shots Arija. I love the windmill with the colorful sky. Thanks for sharing, have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteThe sunset is very beautiful and the windmill is picturesque.
ReplyDeleteLove that widmill and beautiful skies!
ReplyDeleteShantana
Stunning views!
ReplyDeleteArija..I don't know what the problem with the comment box is on my blog. It is smaller than Blogger and clicking on the 'leave a comment' makes it bigger...One of the new goslings was grabbed by a hawk which the parents fought off and it ran into the pond, but was mortally wounded and died in my hands when I took it out..sad and the hawk's chicks went hungry too....Geese are such very social creatures...Michelle
ReplyDeleteA red-hot sunset to mimic your weather Arija. I once lived in a place with windmills. Your photos bring back memories.
ReplyDeleteAwesome!
ReplyDeleteWOW - some fantastic captures Arija. You've certainly got some tales to tell of your adventures north. Thanks for sharing, and for visiting my blog. (Happy to know you're a relatively "near neighbour" and familiar with Houghton!) Safe travels.
ReplyDeleteWow! What wonderful colors and the silhouetted wind mill is the icing on the cake. I always enjoy your photos.
ReplyDeleteI love that you said "the sun really biting" ...I always here that about cold weather (biting cold, biting wind)....but I've never heard biting sun before...but living in Florida, I understand it perfectly.
ReplyDeleteYour sunset was beautiful though and well worth the biting hot day! Thanks for sharing.