Omigod, the sunset tonight!

pink sky in the morn, sailors take warn.

Nice pics, peggy. I especially like the first one!

Yeah, the cloud formation in that first one really amazed me!

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I KNOW you're a sunset lover. Have you ever been to Arizona? They're one of our secret treasures (well,
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The pinks and lavenders and oranges and purples that are the mainstays of much Southwestern art can
be seen almost NIGHTLY in our sunsets. Truly breathtaking and, dare I say it, "common".
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Thank you!

I just was able to see that odd cloud formation from where I was standing, and then I moved to see it much more clearly!

I have been to Arizona, but not in a very long time...

Alas, I was not exposed to your wonderful sunsets...maybe someday! I would rather say "normal" than "common"! But I hear you!

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... (MiddleFingerMomSis' old house with a view of Catalina Island).
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Though I had raced to the beach to see many an Atlantic ocean sunrise, I've never
seen a Pacific Ocean sunset. When I was in Palos Verdes Estates (the above-mentioned
house), it clouded up hours before I flew in and didn't clear up until hours after I left
three days later!!!!!!)
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When I asked MFMS if her house was ON the beach, she told me it was in the hills --
"about $2,000,000 off the beach".
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It is significantly higher than here, and the clouds are often present there.

The view of Catalina from your sister's house cannot be beat!

I am not sure if you know the work of California artist Diana Bonebrake...



MORE:
http://www.myspace.com/dianabonebrake/photos/15589226

Her work is a fav of mine.

Tikki

I can easily see why you love her work.

I just dabble, and now and then the skies cooperate!

Thanks for coming by and for the link.



At first, I thought this was a photo......but I looked at your link, and I see these are paintings. Very well done!

It is always my pleasure to share whatever beauty comes into my life!

I'm so glad you had time to come by and have a look...



Thank you!

Thanks for sharing, Peggy. It's a pleasant sight during the dead of Winter, here.

I had to share! We haven't had any pretty sunsets in a while...

And I know you've already had some Winter weather there...snow and all...

Glad I could help with that!

looking out the window 16 floors up in century city. we were oooh-ing and aahhhh-ing.

one of nature's little shows. sometimes it's nice to be on the planet earth-we get nice sunsets.

Oh, lucky you, to have such a view!

Sunsets are certainly one of planet earth's perks.

I love sunsets! There's the beauty, but there's a poignancy there as well that has it's own beauty, if that makes sense.

I noticed that here in Iowa, winter sunsets have seemed to be more colorful lately; I don't know why, it just surprises me. Maybe it's just this year, cause it's been very warm this winter.

Thanks again, sunsets are nature's way of making up for a lot of stresses elsewhere IMO.

You're very welcome!

I really don't know what makes sunsets colorful some times, and not others...except here, we get the colors when the smog blows out over the ocean.

They sure do relieve stress!