Good ones for SkyWatch Friday, I think.
These are the same sleeping cranes you saw from far away a few weeks ago.
It's just half an hour's walk.
And for the SkyWatchers who missed my funny windsock post, here is another shot of it, at the helicopter landing pad.
A neighboring moshav is up on top of the hill. They and we often have a few helicopter flying over us during the day or night. Not everyone is so lucky to live so close to a world-class medical center. (May we all be well and healthy!)
A neighboring moshav is up on top of the hill. They and we often have a few helicopter flying over us during the day or night. Not everyone is so lucky to live so close to a world-class medical center. (May we all be well and healthy!)
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Beautiful soft hues... very tranquil... the colors in the second photo are so relaxing~ the "sleeping cranes" are such a masterpiece of engineering, aren't they!?
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Very pretty, soft skies.
ReplyDeleteI can't hear a helicopter go by overhead without hearing Shalom Hanoch's words ringing in my head - B'makom bo ani gar helicopter over, zeh siman lamashehu ra. "Where I live a helicopter passes, it's a sign of something bad."
Whenever you show your village, I think I want to live there. Looks so pretty.
ReplyDeleteI really like the top picture.
ReplyDeleteour skies look very similar - we get all those soft hues in the evening, and it looks very pretty and romantic, especially is you live near the sea
ReplyDeleteHi Dina I LIKE YOUR SLEEPING CRANES xxx dON
ReplyDeleteI always enjoy your posts. You make the commonplace interesting and attractive.
ReplyDeleteMay we all live well and be happy; and may angels protect your lovely town!
ReplyDeleteAloha
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Hi Dina...your photos are always so inspiring and beautiful. These are no exception.
ReplyDeleteThe first shot is really powerful!
ReplyDeleteDina, I think my previous post may eventually interest you. It has to do with digging... :-)
Is that what they call them "wind socks".... I love the silhouette of a construction crane.
ReplyDelete(I too live on a hillside)
Have a peaceful evening, Dina. I could use a wind sock over here actually. I wonder where I could put one up.
ReplyDeleteCranes can make such good subjects at all times of day, can't they.
ReplyDeleteBrilliant sky watch photos!
ReplyDeleteHelicopters, as soon as they can save lifes are a good sign in this sky.
ReplyDeleteThese skies are so peaceful, waiting for a new day.
Very attractive the evening light in these images. Your village must be so pleasant.
ReplyDeleteI also like to photograph cranes for their interesting geometric shapes in some perspectives.