The suns golden cloak,
Hanging in winter branches.
Soon she will return.
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No doubt she will return. Such a lovely photo and thought
Indeed she will, and hopefully the clouds will give her some space 🙂
Waiting for her return… Thanks for the warm sun, Seonaid!
The colour of the light was warm, but the temperature was quite low….she is still too weak to lift her cloak from the branches 🙂
Lovely photo – I hope you are right 🙂
There’s nothing more certain…..if the clouds will just get out of her way!
Lovely light Seonaid
Thanks Sue, I don’t often capture sunrise, but I don’t need to be too early out of bed at this time of year….and the warmth in the light made it worthwhile 🙂
The return of the light is a thing of beauty! Gorgeous shot.
Thank you Fi, there was a lovely golden hue to this early morning sun…..it was glittering beautifully off the surface of the loch 🙂
I hope she’s back with you today and you have a lovely weekend 🙂
She’s coming and going, between scurrying clouds and sudden bursts of rain. It feels as though the weather has got stuck on super fast 🙂
Gorgeous as always. You are so talented!!!
Janine you always make me smile with your lovely praise, thank you 🙂
As do you when you grace my site with your presence. I love your work, it lifts me up when I really need it. So thank you for it.
Wonderful image and words, Seonaid. 🙂
Thank you, I loved the long shadows the early morning sun was casting. There’s something so enchanting about low light 🙂
Hip, Hip, Horray!
I know, it will be wonderful….
Soon she will return….does it seem harder THIS year to wait for her return?
I’m not sure…..but I’m always delighted when her warmth and light begins to draw the plants back out if the earth 🙂