Thankfully a dry, but slightly warmer start to the day, riding in before the dark clouds rolled in on a westerly and deposited a blatter of sleet upon the roofs of the shivering cars.
Eventually the clothes rolled over far enough to reveal brighter skies, and as it did so, right about when I was struggling to erect a cardboard eco tree that someone had binned by mistake, a vivid if incomplete rainbow sprung up behind the cars, behind the trees, behind the automobilic river of the A17 to Sleaford.
No-one else seemed interested about it apart from me, a beauty ignored by all.
Regards,
Si
All text and images copyright CreamCrackeredNature 13.12.17
I'd have been interested in your rainbow, Simon - certainly in preference to a cardboard tree. Some folks miss so much, but then I miss lots of exciting TV and films. Apparently.
ReplyDeleteAlways great to see a rainbow. How can one not be impressed?
ReplyDeleteThank you both!
ReplyDeleteWhere is the rainbow, a pot of gold, have you hidden it?
ReplyDeleteI wouldn't hide it, I need the pot of gold for myself
DeleteOooof, there are more cars in that pic than I've seen in one place in about a year. And office lighting? I feel sick. I actually had no idea until just now quite how much I really don't miss living in a busy area any more. Glad you noticed the rainbow, and the solstice setting along your local streets (a few posts ahead of this - I'm a time traveller, don't you know...) it all helps keep your humanity in the right place. Great blogging, buddy.
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