Yesterday magic.
Just after walking under blackening skies
and being drenched with icy rain and pelted with hailstones
the sun came out
and created magic.
The first photo was taken by my lovely walking friend – and that’s J in the last photo. Such happy memories of a multitude of walks over the years – and this one was right up there in the top 10!
As is this one back in July 2019
❤ Have you found some magic this week? ❤
So here is the thing, yesterday, 21 January 2015, my husband was diagnosed with kidney cancer. This is the new journey it takes us on.
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Yes Sandra, its called Boris the cloud.
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Wow! Just seeing them must have been magical, but to have photographed them to share with others is fantastic 😊
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One of those moments when time seems to stand still – I was so glad to share it with one of my closest friends ❤
then and now with you. 🙂
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Pretty amazing photos Sandra. I didn’t know the sun was that bright in England!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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That’s so funny Denis! Did you think we lived under a permanent grey cloud! HaHa!!!
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Not just one rainbow but a sister (double) that is magic … no rainbows here of late, just cloudy and humid or bright and sunny. Catherine in NZ…
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Bright and sunny whether Summer or Winter is always good! 🙂
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I just love a good rainbow, a double one is a bonus, I caught a glimpse during the week, and can share in with your delight.
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We were so lucky to be there at the right time.
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Rainbows are such a promise!
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They always lift the spirits don’t they. 🙂
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What beautiful rainbows. Always special to see a full arc.
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Definitely! 🙂
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Glorious! ! !
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Awesome! 🌈
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🙂 ❤
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Wow, Wow and WOW again. Totally utterly magic
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🙂 🙂 🙂 ❤
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I had a rainbow too, a week ago. I was waiting for a message, and I got one….
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How beautiful – I’m so glad for you Kate – feels so deeply important doesn’t it.
Soon after my Dad died, I was walking in one of the fields he had farmed – I was thinking of him and a great big bumble bee came and buzzed around me – I was right out in the middle of a field of grass – no flowers to be seen and I felt as if it was my Dad sending a message of closeness or remembrance, or something like that.
Ever since then bumble bees have reminded me of him.
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I know what you mean. I’ll be watching for rainbows on significant days from now on…
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what magical photos !!!!
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I felt so lucky to be there – worth getting drenched for!
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Holy cats! Magic is right.
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We all need a bit of magic! 😉
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Sure do!
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Those are fabulous photos! We have had some lovely rainbows but like Mr Tialys I never have my phone with me when I see them. I am so glad you ended the year on a high.
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It is a beautiful symbol of hope for the future isn’t it!
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Absolutely fantastic. What great photos – especially the last one.
Mr. Tialys was walking the dogs the other day and, when he looked back over the field at our house, a rainbow had appeared and framed it beautifully. I was so miffed that he hadn’t taken his phone with him so that he could take a photo – especially now I’ve seen your lovely ones. 🌈
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I’m never without my phone nowadays – feel weird if I don’t have it with me – urgh sign of the times!
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That would have been such a great shot – a good omen for your new home.
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thank you for sharing. that’s beautiful. So rare to see a full rainbow, and to get a double? Magic.
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I felt like a very special moment.
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