March 07, 2004
Serendipity and rainbows
Co-worker and good bud Mike Lee and I seemed to have been of the same mind...we both captured rainbows during the same storm on Saturday: Not sure if you can spot it, but that's the Washington Monument that is to the left of where the rainbow hits the horizon in the photo (about a half inch). And it's only in the photo that I see that there was a second rainbow that was slightly visible. Not sure how I missed that in the sky! I snapped a full moonrise later that same evening:
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"The distand view." That's a great term. I grew up in Utah, right on the western edge of the Rocky Mountains, and the distant view was what I grew to love there. I especially loved being able to drive onto a mountain at night and see the city lights for miles and miles. Now I live in North Carolina, where the distant view is rare. I sure miss it. -- Posted by dave parker on March 8, 2004 09:19 AM
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