
Trying to brighten the day for those people isolated indoors during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Another day when grey skies greeted the morning and the forecasters predicted rain in the afternoon, so we ventured out early for our walk. It turns out they got their forecast wrong for our narrow valley (it has a miniclimate all of its own!). And, as I post this, the one shower we had has departed and the sun is shining from a blue sky through puffy white clouds.

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Lovely photos!
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Thanks, Bette. I enjoy sharing the joy in nature.
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I can smell the pine needles!
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Yes, Noelle. And they fall to carpet the ground with a soft surface that makes walking there both silent and comfortable!
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That green sky is stunning. That’s quite the capture from a speeding coach!
And the rays coming through the canopy in the first one – beautiful. 🙂
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Thanks, Lynette. When we finally arrived in Rome and went for dinner to our favourite tratatoria, which was a place we could eat outdoors, they had to draw in some of the tables under the canopy, as the storm had arrived and there was a danger people would get wet. That was a cosy meal, and we met lots of interesting people, both locals and tourists.
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A good Italian trattoria. So wonderful. 🙂
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Especially with good Italian food and wine!
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Oh yes!
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Stuart the photograph of the sun shining through the trees is gorgeous. When I blow it up I can see the lovely green moss and the beautiful wild ferns. The sky is magnificent that you shot. It is hard to believe you captured that while speeding down the road – amazing. Nicely done my friend. Hugs to you and yours. 🤗🤗Joni
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We love thast mossy floor, Joni, it makes walking there so peaceful.
The coach was travelling at about 70 mph, so I had to be pretty quick, and had to avoid all the motorway signs that kept appearing! But the sky was so dramatic, I felt I had to try to capture it.
Thank you for your appreciation.
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Wow that is crazy Stuart. Beautiful catch. Love 💕 you and your. Joni
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