Rainbow beauty

6 10 2022

How beautiful is this old planet?

Anyone disagree?

I thought not. 🙂

(These images were taken from outside Spring Creek Basin, southwest of the western boundary. The first three pix are looking far to the southeast. The last two are looking northeastish; the rimrocks form the basin’s western boundary, and the middle-ground treed ridge(s) are in the northwestern region of Spring Creek Basin. After sunset and and faded rainbows, a curtain of rain swept through the basin and on across the northern hills of Disappointment Valley. All kinds of perfect!)

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Date : October 6, 2022
Categories : Disappointment Valley, Spring Creek Basin Herd Management Area

11 responses

6 10 2022: Sue E. Story (07:54:45) :

What an incredible and unique light show, TJ! That must have been truly remarkable to see in person. Thank you for bringing this special Basin moment to us! Gorgeous.

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6 10 2022: TJ (10:07:27) :

It. Was. STUNNING! 🙂

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6 10 2022: Karen Schmiede (10:36:55) :

There are no words to describe this beauty!

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9 10 2022: TJ (19:36:20) :

I was stumped, too. 🙂

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6 10 2022: lovewildmustangs (10:53:55) :

So lovely 😊

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9 10 2022: TJ (19:36:35) :

🙂

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6 10 2022: Martha Kennedy (12:07:00) :

In my little mind, nothing is more beautiful than this old planet. And really, the phrase, “faded rainbow” — that’s beautiful, too.

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9 10 2022: TJ (19:37:32) :

Our planet – what a gift. We should all treasure it!

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9 10 2022: Martha Kennedy (19:40:01) :

I don’t have words for the depth of the love I feel for it.
9 10 2022: Pat (17:21:50) :

This is so amazing with such color !

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9 10 2022: TJ (19:37:48) :

It was incredible! 🙂

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