You take fabulous pictures, Carin! You must always have your camera handy! But you also know how to capture the moment. Thanks for letting us see them and enjoy them, also.
thanks all. yes I do take my camera EVERYWHERE with me. My kids are used to me stopping all the time if I see something I want to photograph!
No I didn't look for a pot of gold, or two. But I did drive far enough that I waited until the rainbow was in an open field. I wish there would have been a neat old barn, I would have tried for that one too.
carin - how did you make your signature with your name and the horse? i love it! but can't figure out how you made it and how you get it at the end of each post. do you mind telling me?
Certainly no disappointment here! I live in a ridiculously large city and can't even fathom being able to see the actual end of the rainbow...let alone both ends! Spectacular!
wow - that's breath-taking Carin!! There are so many beautiful places here in our country..the beaches, the mountains, the rolling hills, the forrests, and the plains. Stunning!
It is beautiful!!!!!!! Love it!
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Carin,
ReplyDeletewhere on earth did you take this gorgeous picture? seriously, this has to be one of my faves. Just gorgeous.
What an absolutely beautiful picture!! Your pictures are just amazing Carin!
ReplyDeleteOh my word...beautiful, beautiful, beautiful. To be able to get a whole rainbow...amazing!
ReplyDeletewow! incredible! thanks for sharing :O)
ReplyDeleteYou take fabulous pictures, Carin! You must always have your camera handy! But you also know how to capture the moment. Thanks for letting us see them and enjoy them, also.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photo!! Where is the pot of gold??!! m-b
ReplyDeleteNo m-b, there as to be TWO pots of gold. How long did you look Carin?
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thanks all. yes I do take my camera EVERYWHERE with me. My kids are used to me stopping all the time if I see something I want to photograph!
ReplyDeleteNo I didn't look for a pot of gold, or two. But I did drive far enough that I waited until the rainbow was in an open field. I wish there would have been a neat old barn, I would have tried for that one too.
Oh my goodness! That doesn't even look like it can be real.
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-FringeGirl
Wow, that is magnificent! It allows us to see the wonders God has given us. I sure don't notice the beauty that surrounds us, often enough.
ReplyDeletebeautiful! sure no dissipointment here!
ReplyDeleteSeems like the perfect picture for today---a reminder of the promise that was made----
ReplyDeleteThanks for the great weekend-all 24 hours of it!!!
Lineman
carin - how did you make your signature with your name and the horse? i love it! but can't figure out how you made it and how you get it at the end of each post. do you mind telling me?
ReplyDeleteCertainly no disappointment here! I live in a ridiculously large city and can't even fathom being able to see the actual end of the rainbow...let alone both ends! Spectacular!
ReplyDeleteWow, it's amazing. It doesn' look 'real'.
ReplyDeletewow - that's breath-taking Carin!! There are so many beautiful places here in our country..the beaches, the mountains, the rolling hills, the forrests, and the plains. Stunning!
ReplyDeleteHoly COW!!!! AWESOME!!
ReplyDeleteYou were at the right place at the right time with the right skills and equipment to capture it.
ReplyDeleteW.O.W.
Stunning!
That's beautiful! I love rainbows!!!
ReplyDeleteOMGosh!!!! That is the most beautiful rainbow I've ever seen. Would have been great for my Scenic Sunday.
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It was I,
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