Peeking through the blinds

Relaxing evening

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A beautifully painted sky!

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Sunset from the Lake Pontchartrain Causeway

After our time in the boat, in the swamps in Slidell, we decided to take the Lake Pontchartrain Causeway back to the French Quarter and enjoy the sunset from the bridge. We couldn't have timed it better!



No matter which way I looked the view was phenomenal!







The Causeway, consists of two parallel bridges crossing Lake Pontchartrain, the longer of the two bridges is the seventh-longest in the world and the second-longest over water, measuring 23.87 miles (38.42 km) long.

poofy clouds

When you made the commitment to do everything in your power to fight it, you promised yourself moments like these.  Time to regroup and get ready for the next round of battle.

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Tornado in Wisconsin

After the storm.





The awesome skies before the mess.













So sad! She lost her barn, now she's checking out her house.



There is a house behind that, and under some more.

sunset

Make up your mind that when your cancer is gone you're through with it.

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The many South Dakota skies

Standing on a precipice in Custer State Park (South Dakota) watching a storm rage in the distance.

A different direction from another area of the park.

Watching the storm as we're coming into town - I don't remember which town but I think it was in South Dakota, lol.

See the rainbow?

Wyoming? South Dakota? Your guess is as good as mine.

Sunset in the Tetons

forever

Watching the sunset over Lake Pontchartrain I feel like I can see forever!  For a moment my world is suspended - I don't move, I don't breathe, I just am - in forever.

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We timed our crossing of the 24 mile bridge perfectly to watch the sun fade from the sky. Everywhere I looked were glorious colors, water and nothing else. Divine!