This piece is part of a collection of works all of the same hillside at different times of the year. Today's is Summer Sunset with Cloud Heart Seven Tree Hill by Joan Stratton. Love that time of day when the shadows are long as the sun goes down.
I was late getting on my walk, and daylight had already begun.
There would have been some decent #twilight photos if I wasn't mid-walk, when this started. #Dawn#OnMyWalk
Wandered around Tayport with a friend this evening as the light was fading.
Appreciating friends, walking and talking. #twilight#Fife#friends#trees#phonePhoto
crossposting from bluesky (no need to respond in both places)
A 13 yo in my life LOVES the #Twilight series. Does anyone have any modern readalike #books suggestions? I know a bunch from around the time that series came out but I don't know what the newer diverse ones are out if there are any?
Twilight is the soft, quiet time of day, a fleeting series of moments in which one can stop whatever one is doing and watch the shadows slowly, ever so slowly take over as day transitions into night. It's a perfect time for meditation, thought, contemplation, and reflection.
Well, wrong twilight, I can make out the airport landing lights across the harbour, and the definition of clouds, and it's windy AF: a slight cracked window , sucks the heat out of the house instantly.
But no mosquitoes .
and no daylight yet.
I fell asleep after the news, about 0015h, and woke at 0400h.
Ideal would be 0500h.
(I know what you're thinking: What does he do with the extra hour?)
@MaJ1 since spring, in anticipation of a hard working summer, I started stretching every morning, and working 12 hr days picking/digging, lifting/moving engine size rocks, filling wheelbarrows, emptying 4 truckloads of gravel, topsoil, stone, ditch dirt, and stacking square rocks in a base for 1500 lbs of patio stones. I lost inches from my waist, added 5 notches to my belt, and dropped to the same weight I was at 17. And I still can't support myself from a pole.
LoL
