Those are very cool clouds Uncle Tree. They look like cotton balls hanging out in the sky.
It was super-cool, Linda! π The storms set up just beyond Lincoln that day (we were in a tornado watch) leaving these fuzzies in their aftermath.
Very beautiful the Angels gather over you, blessings
Thank you, Puzzles. π I’d like to think so.
that’s pretty cool
I believe so.
Thank you, Mike! π Good thing I looked out our front door.
Most of my pics are taken out back. Call it an inkling…
Theyβd look like this… Beautifully expressed, UT. Thank you for sharing. π
Very interesting looking Uncle Tree. Wow, tornado watch – glad you escaped unscathed. Parts of Pennsylvania did not fare so well according to some of the photos I saw online. The weather forecasters for my local CBS radio station are actually based in State College, PA and the a.m. meteorologist said it was likely a “rain-wrapped tornado” that was the culprit. I like the warmer weather as I don’t like snow, but not the storm threats that come with it. We have a stormy Saturday morning and 95 degrees Sunday, 93 degrees Monday – ugh!
Beautiful x
Interesting especially linked to the comments
Wow!looks like falling balls
Thank you kindly, Amy! π Glad you liked this post.
I just say… WOW! Amazing pictures you taken! Me who is an hobby photographer love this pictures. Well photographed!π
Such neat rows, like a marching band of angels!
Glad you liked these, Jan. π Thank you very much!
Thank you kindly, Diana! π Glad you liked this post.
Glad you like these rarely seen clouds. π Thank you!
From one amateur to another, I thank you, John! π Glad you like these.
Well, Deby, that thought came to mind.
Glad you liked. π Thank you much!
Good morning, Linda. π Here’s one I wrote for my dad long before I had a blog.
My daughter is taking me out to breakfast this morning.
Hope you have a great Sunday. β€ Take care, dear friend.
What lovely photos and what a lovely thought about angels! They would love seeing their own footprints..
Thank you, angelbeam! π I figured you’d like these.
I am so late getting here tonight – it’s already Monday. I am sorry I didn’t get back here earlier – spent too much time working in the house and I will pay the price tomorrow morning.
That’s nice your daughter is taking you out for breakfast for Father’s Day.
Hope your Father’s Day was as special as you. Take care Keith.
Looks soo nice. Magic in the clouds, pretty pictures!
What ?
It means that I really liked his writing
A sky full of cotton wool balls .. love it! Wonderful images π
Thank you kindly, Carolien! π Glad you liked these.
Glad you liked these puff balls, Julie. π Thank you very much!
great shots UT!
Thank you, Wayne! π
And lovely footprints they are (do angels have feet?). π
Glad you liked these, Tanja! π Thank you much!
And, oh, yes! Angels do have feet, sure as trees have roots.
UT,I think there is a spammer on your comment thread.When you see anything that says “What?” get rid of it.
Copy that, Wayne. “What?” be gone to La La Spam Land.
Those are very cool clouds Uncle Tree. They look like cotton balls hanging out in the sky.
It was super-cool, Linda! π The storms set up just beyond Lincoln that day (we were in a tornado watch) leaving these fuzzies in their aftermath.
Very beautiful the Angels gather over you, blessings
Thank you, Puzzles. π I’d like to think so.
that’s pretty cool
I believe so.
Thank you, Mike! π Good thing I looked out our front door.
Most of my pics are taken out back. Call it an inkling…
Theyβd look like this… Beautifully expressed, UT. Thank you for sharing. π
Very interesting looking Uncle Tree. Wow, tornado watch – glad you escaped unscathed. Parts of Pennsylvania did not fare so well according to some of the photos I saw online. The weather forecasters for my local CBS radio station are actually based in State College, PA and the a.m. meteorologist said it was likely a “rain-wrapped tornado” that was the culprit. I like the warmer weather as I don’t like snow, but not the storm threats that come with it. We have a stormy Saturday morning and 95 degrees Sunday, 93 degrees Monday – ugh!
Beautiful x
Interesting especially linked to the comments
Wow!looks like falling balls
Thank you kindly, Amy! π Glad you liked this post.
I just say… WOW! Amazing pictures you taken! Me who is an hobby photographer love this pictures. Well photographed!π
Such neat rows, like a marching band of angels!
Glad you liked these, Jan. π Thank you very much!
Thank you kindly, Diana! π Glad you liked this post.
Glad you like these rarely seen clouds. π Thank you!
From one amateur to another, I thank you, John! π Glad you like these.
Well, Deby, that thought came to mind.
Glad you liked. π Thank you much!
Awesome thoughts.
they are making an impression
π Thank you, Lloyd!
Precisely! π And we are the bottom dwellers.
https://uncletreeshouse.com/2009/05/30/the-oath-of-optimism/
Good morning, Linda. π Here’s one I wrote for my dad long before I had a blog.
My daughter is taking me out to breakfast this morning.
Hope you have a great Sunday. β€ Take care, dear friend.
What lovely photos and what a lovely thought about angels! They would love seeing their own footprints..
Thank you, angelbeam! π I figured you’d like these.
I am so late getting here tonight – it’s already Monday. I am sorry I didn’t get back here earlier – spent too much time working in the house and I will pay the price tomorrow morning.
That’s nice your daughter is taking you out for breakfast for Father’s Day.
Hope your Father’s Day was as special as you. Take care Keith.
Looks soo nice. Magic in the clouds, pretty pictures!
What ?
It means that I really liked his writing
A sky full of cotton wool balls .. love it! Wonderful images π
Thank you kindly, Carolien! π Glad you liked these.
Glad you liked these puff balls, Julie. π Thank you very much!
great shots UT!
Thank you, Wayne! π
And lovely footprints they are (do angels have feet?). π
Glad you liked these, Tanja! π Thank you much!
And, oh, yes! Angels do have feet, sure as trees have roots.
UT,I think there is a spammer on your comment thread.When you see anything that says “What?” get rid of it.
Copy that, Wayne. “What?” be gone to La La Spam Land.