Tuesday, September 12

Daily Farm Photo: 9/12/06


A Peach Of A Sunrise

A year of Daily Photos ago:
One Hot & Happy Beagle

I'm hoping to get caught up on questions, comments, and & emails later this week!

8 comments:

  1. This is such a lovely photo. I enjoy all of your photos and your stories, but this one seems like the perfect counterpoint to the national sadness of this week. Thx.

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  2. nice to see the sun when it's so dark and rainy here.

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  3. We can ask questions???!!!! I didn't know this.

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  4. gorgeous! What kind of camera do you use?

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  5. That's a magnificent picture; really mind-blowing!
    I love to see the sun rise. Here, where I live, the sun takes a certain time to come out from behind my beloved mountain (Salève)and it's always a fulfilling experience...

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  6. Beautiful photo. Our sun rises "late" because of the tall redwood trees. By the time we see it all the peachy glow is gone. We have great sunsets though!

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  7. on such grey day in south of france this photo really brings so much sunshine... miss the farm the the cuddly clan

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