Sailor's Delight.
I think some lovely chickadees have already posted what they've captured of the sky last Friday night here in good old nyc:
rachel,
marie,
elizabeth...here are the bonbon additions, fashionably late to the red sky party.
I think someone even knows what those clouds are
called... grapey clusteroos (that's the scientific name)...a very inspiring sky for shnizzle.
wasn't it amazing? even CNN did a segment on it. I have a lot of photos myself...at some point I will get to loading them! haha..
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ps--sorry I never got back to you the other day...it was one of those if you know what I mean. I will email you soon. going away this weekend. xx
Mammatus!
ReplyDeleteI had never heard the word until two commenters left it on my post. And an even weirder name, in Afrikaans, is apparently muistiete (pr. "maysteatuh"), which translated literally, including crudeness = mousetits.
Don't ask me.
That's one heck of a mouse.
You may be late to the party, but you know how to make an entrance
:-)
bon bon delicious!
ReplyDeletehow sweet was the sky you viewed!!! wish I was able to see such a beautiful sky!
xx
callie
oh my goodness. so dramatic, i love it!
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ReplyDeletevery beautiful.......love schnizzle:)
ReplyDeleteWow! I love red skies at night. Your pictures really captured the beauty!!
ReplyDeletei love these photos! look at all those telephone wires!
ReplyDeletewow what a sky! We say shepherds delight here in the uk, I hope you got the good day of weather afterwards
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Oh so pretty....my husband loves to quote "red sky at night...." But I don't think I've ever seen one that red... :)
ReplyDeleteunbelievable! I saw it but like an idiot, I didn't take pics. Thankfully I know smart people like you.
ReplyDeleteThat's so funny...I have a couple of "Red Sky Over Wegmans" pics I took on the same night. They are, however, still trapped in my camera.
ReplyDeletethese are so gorgeous
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