So many great shots, from southern states , too.
Here, the lights are fairly common, as bright as anywhere at times, or slight. Here's a share from two nights ago .
I have been in a favorite town of mine for some days, invited to attend by a small group of veterans , enjoying large bore rifle shooting on a private estate, with an amazing view of the mountains. One of them, a retired Special Forces vet, has a Weatherby MV , as I do, but he said he's never seen such gorgeous wood grain as mine. Just like the Northern Lights in appearance. He jokingly asked if I would trade mine for his.
We enjoyed the evenings in story sharing, some of their experiences in their service. Every story was appreciated to every word.
They loved hearing me share some of my favorite book reading, poems, also some of Jack's stories. And singing a little. It was discussed that I start a volunteer program, with a veterans' organization there, to read aloud to vets once a week from an interesting book. To a man, they encouraged such a program, that they, and any veterans can attend, find soothing and refreshing from their daily cares. I thought it was a great idea.
Veterans Day was a wonderful time for me, amidst wonderful company.
The lights were icing on the cake. Investing in my iPhone for the camera quality was among the best choices I've made, taking the place of the scanner for large art formats as well. Thank you , JR, for encouraging me to get one of these.
Checking in to share with those here who have been asking of my absence, being on walkabout for a while. One of a few walkabouts, actually. Thank you.
Thank you all for sharing your photos.
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