One of the many reasons I love New York is here
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lovely poetry, both view and weather report :)
ReplyDeletebeautiful shot!
ReplyDeleteThree soft cheers for gentleness.
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Aren't you lucky?
ReplyDeleteWe've had unusally hot weather for my area of the country this last week. The temperature was over 90 six days last week.
I feel like I've been roasting alive. I'm contemplating putting it in my query letters: "If you enjoy fantastic writing that's been broiled to heartrending tenderness, I've got the novel for you!"
Enjoy the weather and those fabulous sunsets.
This is a truly beautiful photo. That sunset is blinding. Very powerful.
ReplyDeleteWell, if it only gets to 76 in New York, global warming is a lot of BP. When I lived in midtown Manhattan it would have got to at least 85 and for reasons understood only by God and a few scientists, that was HOT. Hotter than 100 in Texas.
ReplyDeleteI love New York and I miss it. That photo doesn't begin to show what a great city it really is. It is a noble effort, though, and a real work of art.