With the possible approach of hurricane Irene it seems only appropriate to have a weathervane as this week’s Skywatch Friday post! I photographed this weathervane atop the fountain in Charlestown's City Square Park 2 weeks ago. There were plenty of blue skies then, but…
Happy Skywatch Friday!
I’ve also posted a new poem on Kathie’s Poet Tree: I Know What is coming.
I think this is going to be the best Sky Watch Friday yet. The things I have seen are very encouraging and the photography is spot on. I really admire your photography skills and your critical eye for composition, lighting and texture.
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Brookville Daily Photo
lovely capture of a weathervane
ReplyDeletehope the weather stays mild for you
Nice weathervane. Hope it doesn't go spinning away during the high winds. Be safe.
ReplyDeleteI love to see all sorts of weather vanes. They are all unique pieces of art.
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A man who looked up at the sky
Saw ravens and clouds flying by.
He had to look up,
The sky filled his cup—
He’s my kind of sky-watching guy!
© 2011 by Magical Mystical Teacher
Pearl Harbor sky
That is a very pretty cool weathervane. Is MA going to be affected by hurricane Irene? You all take care. Thanks for the visit!
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Good luck with the big storm. We are traveling to Boston soon and madly digging through our desert wardrobes, trying to figure out what to bring!
ReplyDeleteGreat skywatch capture, Kathie! I like seeing the different weathervanes too, they are like art. The frog is cute! Have a wonderful weekend and happy birding.
ReplyDeleteNice bird theme weathervane.
ReplyDeleteGreat shot of the weathervane! It will get a workout early next week. Love the shots of the gull too.
ReplyDeleteThese are delightful sky views. Love 'em!
ReplyDeleteGreat weathervane and gorgeous blue skies! Terrific capture for the day. I do hope you're spared a visit from Irene!! Take care!
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cool shot. :)
ReplyDeleteA bird on the weather vane but what else could one expect from you. Hope your scary weather turns out to be a storm in a tea cup.
ReplyDeleteExcellent choice for SWF! I love weathervanes. I have a file folder in my picture gallery of just weathervanes. Stay safe during the storm! ~karen
ReplyDeleteThat is the most elegant wind vane I have ever seen. And such vivid blue skies.
ReplyDeleteWow ! that is really a blue sky !
ReplyDeleteand what a cute little frog.
Interesting look!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful compositions.
ReplyDeleteRegards!
Love the golden bird weathervane against that brilliant blue sky. That frog is cute, I like frogs, we have some living in our garden pond. Great photo's.
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