We were blessed with a beautiful rainbow this morning.
Rainbows
Rainbow chard harvested this afternoon (there is a bit of kale in there as well). It just has not stopped growing through the winter months… though winter here is a tad warmer than some places on the planet.
Rise 📷
A rainbow rising up over the island this morning. 🌈
Contrast 📷
Sky, land and sea this morning. If you look closely, you’ll see a rainbow in thr center of the photo, rising out of the ocean. 🌈
Saturday morning rainbow.
Evening storm rainbows.
Today
Saturday, May 4, 2019
This morning’s very strong winds must have taken the internet out. The issue that I reported this morning has been escalated from just our problem, to a known outage in the area. But it appears to be localized as I am currently piggy backing off of our neighbour’s WiFi by positioning myself by a window in a particular room of our house. The winds, which beat down the cane grass in the next door field, were replaced by heavy rain.
Now there’s a rainbow…and if you look close there is another one above it.
A double rainbow on Christmas morning. 🌈🎄
Late afternoon rainbow.
Morning colours with rainbow.
Rainbow framed in evening sunlight.
Rainbow & storm clouds.
Looking up into the branches of a Rainbow Shower tree.
Thursday, September 10, 2015 →
Rainbow Shower tree.
Thursday, September 10, 2015 →
Double rainbow & storm.
Medicine Walk - Reflections
Thursday, June 25, 2015
A little under two weeks ago I wrote about the Medicine Walk that I was planning to embark on. The time that I went out on the walk coincided with a week when family were all away. Because of that I returned to an empty, quiet house. It was an ideal environment to sit and reflect on the experience in the wilderness of Haleakala crater. I’ll with you share some of those reflections here.
The rain has helped to keep the temperature down…and produce some lovely rainbows.
