Underneath the clouds, from the plane, I saw landand photographed it (of course).
UNDERNEATH (haiku)
Underneath bright clouds
landscapes are dim in shadows
unaware of sun.
This haiku is being posted at 10: 22pm PDT Wednesday, so anyone reading this post earlier thsn that will have missed it. I composed it when I briefly awoke last night after I had already packed my computer for an earlyt departure for the airport. It seemed appropriate to add it while it still ABC Wednesday
Underneath a sky full of kites. Berkeley Kite Festival July 2007I'm busy packing to fly again tomorrow morning - this time to Washington state for grandson Johnny's university graduation.
22 comments:
Great job! I just love it.
Have a great time in Washington. I wish I was going with you.
Nice job with the kites.
I just did a post on Mt. Rainier before ABC. Check it out and come visit my "U".
Oh I really enjoy the Kites... so pretty and flows so nicely!
I am too going to enjoy your dragons when the letter D comes up!!
Have a safe trip.
Mountain Retreat
Lovely shots and nice U post.
A unique perspective of a landscape viewed from the clouds. Lovely kites too.
I like this very much! :D
Great idea for U. I like your photos!!
Clever choice and pictures for illustrating the choice. Great job!
The kites look really neat flying. Very nice U post.
Hi Granny Smith here we are again! Good pictures! Have a nice flight!
Have a great time.
Always look up if you have a camera. A great collection for u.
Beautiful kites picture!
Great shots and great choice:)
These are excellent choices! I love the colorful kites!
Have fun Granny. It's raining over here although the forecast looks brighter for Saturday. We had lots of wild wind yesterday and so the maintenance folk are busy replacing all the floor tiles at the stadium ready for the UW graduation. Hope all the graduation ceremonies go well this weekend.Congrats to your grandson.
Well, anybody named "Granny Smith" can't be all that bad... --Mom, country, apple pie, etc...
Interesting seeing your Fimo work in the right column. I used to work at a store that sold that stuff, and it sure was a popular item...
Welcome to Washington. I used under as well, and found many things under to post.
Lovely photos, both of them are great! I've never seen kites like those.
What great photos!!!!
Mine is here.
Have a wonderful trip, Phyllis! And can't wait for photos when you return.
I loved your Unders and Ups! As I was displaying them, my son instantly identified your mushroom as button stage amanita. I am enjoying the rhododendrons of Port Townsend now that we have arrived here.
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