The Black Mountain Yarn Shop shows a sheep, and there's a possibility one might be confused and think it was a black sheep...
A solar heart in the sky...
The wonderful intersection of the street I was stopped on, US 70 (State St) and crossing of NC 9 (Montreat Rd) gave a view of the Town Hardware on the far corner. And a few clouds up high or in the distance at the edge of the mountains.Sharing with Thankful Thursday!
Sharing with Skywatch Friday!
Today's quote:
Politics, as a practice, whatever its professions, has always been the systematic organization of hatreds.
-Henry Adams, historian and teacher (1838-1918)
...keep looking up!
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DeleteWhat a pleasant post about gulls and sheep and that terrific heart.
ReplyDeleteAnd of course I didn't know the heart was there until I saw it on the computer! Nice surprise.
DeleteI love that your grandson took a photo of that seagull. Sweet! You photograph of the cloud shows a beautiful iridescent heart cloud. I love it! (NewRobin13)
ReplyDeleteHe posted lots of shots of his girlfriend and himself...so I sometimes commented. Then I noticed the only other comments were from his mother. So I kind of backed off. But I loved the connection we had of the seagull story!
DeleteWhat a creative post. The cloud is very nice an d the story along the bird also. https://momentsfrozentime.blogspot.com/
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DeleteWonderful seagull!
ReplyDeleteJust about positive there would be a few on his trip!
DeleteOoooo, that quote. Spot on. And a bit scary really.
ReplyDeleteGood seagull capture.
ReplyDeleteFunny, about the gull.
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I was surprised to see a quotation from the ineffable Henry Adams (I almost wrote a dissertation on The Education of Henry Adams); he was always pretty good at truth-telling. But the gull photo story is really nice, and I also appreciate your sentiments regarding the Tsalagi people. I'm glad you posted!
ReplyDeleteNice heart-shaped cloud!
ReplyDeleteWhat a heartwarming story with the seagull... and: a true quote!
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What a thing to tell a kid. I'll have to remember that except we don't have very many seagulls in Oklahoma.
ReplyDeleteI like that seagull and what a cloud heart! Very nice. Thank you for linking up.
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