A Meitar sunset, last night, with birds.
At 4:55 pm, so early.
Why does the sun always look squishy the second before it disappears behind the hills?
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This morning I heard real thunder and we had one minute of sprinkles!!
Our first since last spring!
This evening the grandkids and I walked to the edge of town, to the edge of the desert, to spot the International Space Station going over!!
How exciting and moving!
You can sign up for alerts from NASA here.
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On November 3 we in Israel will see a partial solar eclipse. More info from the Starman of Mitzpe Ramon.
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Linking to SkyWatch Friday.
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Yes, Dina, the sky is always source of wonder indeed.
ReplyDeleteVery fine views!
Sunsets tend to have such beauty, regardless of where you are in the world. Terrific shots!
ReplyDeleteWonderful! J and I have watched the ISS pass over Pasadena. It's surprisingly fast, and easy to see.
ReplyDeleteI've noticed the same squishy thing. It's forecasted for thunderstorms tomorrow and our little KC is keeping her fingers crossed that it won't impact her trick or treating. I sure hope so. It doesn't look too good though.
ReplyDeleteGood capture of the final moments, they always get over very fast.
ReplyDeleteNo rain since spring? Wow.
ReplyDeleteI could spend the whole day watching the sky. That would make me redundant much earlier in the winter. :-)
The desert sky must be fantastic!
ReplyDeletelovely shots!!
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