Thursday, August 21, 2014

SkyWatch - Sydney Skies


Whoever that baby dragon was
hopping across the sky 
at the back of my son's garden
he did not leave a calling card


skies on holiday should always be this blue
with a passing cloud or two


sorry, the best pic would not transfer from iPhoto to Photoshop
if anyone knows how to cure this problem, 
I would be eternally grateful.

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36 comments:

  1. Pretty skies and clouds! I am happy your skies are blue while on your holiday! Happy Skywatching!

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    1. We did have a downpour or two but happily mainly the Camelot variety.

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  2. So ein schöner blauer Himmel war bei uns in letzter Zeit selten zu sehen.

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    1. Du kannst ruhig hierher kommen, hier gibt es so was viel zu viel.

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  3. The sky certainly is a gorgeous shade of blue!

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  4. Definitely the perfect holiday skies, Arija!! And I love the baby dragon!! Wonderful captures for the day as always!

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    1. Don't often see baby dragons anymore, more 's the pity.

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  5. Very pretty indeed. And surprisingly blue. I don't think I have ever been to Sydney without it raining. (Which makes me jealous.)

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    1. Might be an idea to check the weather report next time Sue and plan around that. Sydney is very beautiful with blue skies.

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  6. Sorry Arija, I don't have photoshop so can't help. It's a lovely photo. Thanks for visiting, those are crepe myrtle trees that you asked about. I have identified them properly now. Have a great weekend :)

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    1. They looked like crepe myrtle, what else would flower as if it were a blossom tree in summer.
      Thanks Denise.

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    1. Easy to like, I'd like to keep one as a pet, trouble is, they tend to grow rather quickly.

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  8. I didn't know dragons typically left calling cards. These are superb shots.

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    1. Grown up ones do but generally baby ones don't have a pocket to keep them in.

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  9. Sydney skies are always full of surprises, like that baby dragon!

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  10. A very graceful dragon Arija. .... maybe he'll drop by in my skies.

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    1. I wish he could have followed the train back with me, I would have gladly shared . . .

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  11. Gorgeous blue skies! Too bad they aren't always like that when you are on holiday.

    Yes, the Sandhill Cranes were in our yard. They've been in the front yard several times this last month, but that's the only time they actually walked around the house through the back yard. They didn't stay long--guess the good grasshoppers were all out front.

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    1. Elaine, you'll have to encourage more grasshoppers in your back yard too, they'd probably get nice and fat on your flowers.

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  12. Wonderful shots, Arija, for once I'm a little jealous of that nice blue sky ...

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  13. Gorgeous sky shots ~ rich blue and lovely clouds ~ for SWF ~

    artmusedog and carol (A Creative Harbor)

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  14. Baby dragon indeed. I love trying to 'find' shapes in clouds. this is awesome

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  15. Very beautiful - I love the palm trees and tall buildings.

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  16. I saw a Moose one time and it really was so real looking softly moving along in the fold of a cloud,just as your little dragon and then before you know it, they are gone... Hugs to you~

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  17. It's fun watching the little clouds float by! Thanks for visiting! Happy skywatching!

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