Thursday, December 17, 2015

Cactus enjoys our cool winter

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Crisp December skies,


a little rain now and then, and the cactus hill in Meitar gets interesting!


Blue skies for SkyWatch Friday.


The pictures are fun when enlarged.
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17 comments:

  1. I love the cactus, great shots. Happy skywatching, enjoy your weekend!

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  2. I like the perspective, especially on that first shot.

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  3. Beautiful shots!! It reminds me of the Arizona desert.

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  4. So beautiful and reminds me of Arizona. To think that so much of the world is similar - people and places. Too bad we can't just celebrate our togetherness. Happy weekend Dina!

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  5. Envy you both the sky and the cacti!
    And a LITTLE rain (compared to much ...)

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  6. I love the first picture with the sun hiding behind the cactus !

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  7. Namaki, I am listening now to the music on the Desert Wings video on your blog. Nice!

    Friends, thanks for your comments. I have never been to Arizona. I guess Israel's desert is the only one I know.

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  8. I don't know why I didn't realise that you would have cacti in Israel. Always imagining them in Mexico or over in the Americas. So I learnt something new today.
    Have a lovely weekend ahead and thank you so much for stopping by my blog this week.
    I have a friend from Israel so I enjoy your images. thank you.

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  9. Beautiful shots, Dina, they look like ostriches :)

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  10. Beautiful flowers on the cactus. There are lots of cacti here in California too :)

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  11. Lol @ Karl. We need a bit of cooler weather...

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  12. I love cacti, their different shapes and sizes . To cold for them to grow where I live.

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  13. What amazing detail these cacti have! Great captures!

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  14. I do not connect usually cacti and winter, but here they are...

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  15. I love them too. So big.... and outside.
    Mine are just small .... and inside.
    But they are still alive :)

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