Storm series follow us,
across the Atlantic,
spawning deep ocean waves and painting sunsets,
for only the fish,
and our lonely boat,
to see.
Cheers to you from the living sea.
Note: We have limited internet mid-ocean so I am missing you and look forward to catching up when we reach land.
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STUNNING!!!! Take care out there, Cindy!
In sunny Portugal now Resa, took some street art photos that I can’t wait to share with you. Portugal has truly amazingly talented street artists~ <3
Hard to beat a gorgeous sunset. So peaceful to watch.
Sets my heart in the proper rhythm~ <3
Absolutely!
Stunning. Love all the colors, Cindy!
Mama Nature knows how to paint the sky! <3
All were astounding examples of forces in nature, Cindy. I don’t think I have seen such a living ocean or sky on fire, as these display! Wow! xo
The middle of The Sargasso Sea is one of the most lonely and yet most beautiful places on the planet. The sunsets rule the sea. Be well and cheers to you Robin~
That is fabulous. Green with envy here. Or am I seasick? Could be either.
My son got seasick in all the storms, but eventually overcame it, so you are right Brenda, it could be either! 😉 Cheers to you from sunny Portugal~ <3
I have a very excitable tummy. Storms would make me seasick, too.
Cheers to you from rainy New England. My neighbor who moved here from Georgia remarked sourly that today was like November. LOL
Thank you for these powerful and beautiful photos!
Thank you so much more for taking the time to look at them and appreciate them Charles and be well my friend~
Brilliant Cindy! You have such an adventure ahead!! Can’t wait to see all you sen dour way! xox
I can’t wait to share with you as we decamp to land. Please share your expertise. I am interested to learn from you!
Looking forward to all you pass on!! Are you going to Portugal first? We loved the Pasteis de Belem– a cafe that sells luscious cream tarts and has been open since 1837! by the Geronmios Monatery– I heard a story on that place on NPR last week and it made me wish I could sit down to a nice plate of them!! I’m sure you’ll find all kinds of wonderful things to sample! enjoy!
Well, I am walking up a storm, maybe I could have just one……….. 😉
Thanks for the tip. We’ll check it out!
looks like Heaven, Cindy
Mid-ocean is heaven for me. So happy you appreciate it!
Lovely…:-)
Mama Nature’s nightly painting~
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Thank you for your thoughtfulness. It is much appreciated and cheers to you~
You’re welcome. Cheers! 🙂
Cindy, thank you for these awesome pictures. Hugs! Veraiconica
Hugs back to you my friend and be well!
Amazing photos.
So pleased you enjoyed and thank you!
Oh my gosh. I’ve missed seeing your stunning photos. I have a lot of catching up to do!
So glad you are back and traveling with me! <3 <3
Wonderful!!
Thank you!
Very beautiful sunset photos. 🙂
Thoughtful of you and appreciated!
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Storm Sunsets Mid-Atlantic~
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Storm series follow us,
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across the Atlantic,
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spawning deep ocean waves and painting sunsets,
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for only the fish,
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and our lonely boat,
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to see.
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Cheers to you from the living sea.
Note: We have limited internet mid-ocean so I am missing you and look forward to catching up when we reach land.
Your thoughtfulness is very much appreciated Suzanne. Be well my friend~
Lovely.
Merci beaucoup!
Beautiful. I think I will use it in the newsletter I’m working on now, or the next one!!!!
I am honored. Thank you!
I so appreciate your support and generosity. Your photos add so much to our newsletter.
Awww, I am humbled by your kindness. <3 <3
You always save the best pictures for last don’t you? 🙂
It’s my way of thanking people who are thoughtful enough to look at all the photos. People like you! <3
beautiful sun set
Thank you. We live in a beautiful world.
Much belated thanks for taking and sharing your photographs. Type of vessel from which pictures taken? Mutinies, keel-hauling? Keep breathing deeply that great, fresh salty air and keep them thar pictures acomin’.
No keel-hauling, but it is definitely the law of the sea out here!