I took this picture of clouds over Cane Creek Gulf (Canyon) in Tennessee's Fall Creek Falls State Park when we visited there in April of this year.
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- George
- I'm a happily married retiree living on the Cumberland Plateau of Tennessee. I taught for 31 years and worked as a systems analyst for 9 years before retiring. My blog is Senior Moments, listed below. You can also find it by clicking 'My Web Page' to the left. MY BLOG is SENIOR MOMENTS listed below.
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10 comments:
Beautiful clouds.
Looks like you could almost reach up and touch them. Nice shot George!
Puffy white clouds always beautiful in a bright blue sky!!
Beautiful sky, and your roses in your previous post are gorgeous!
I am a fan of the puffy clouds. that is the correct term right?
:)
A gorgeous photo George. Love your Lilies that Betsy posted too!
This looks like a beautiful day.The clouds look lovely.
Blessings,Ruth
Wow looks a photo taken from an airplane
I love to watch clouds and see them unfold into something I can relate to.
This is why I love Indian paintings because they show spirits in rocks clouds etc... and they are right.
For all we know the earth we are standing on used to be a person and thus we say, dust to dust, ashes to ashes.:)
Beautiful clouds! I love a day with a sky that looks like this.
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