Last Tuesday soft female rain fell for hours into a canyon full of cloud. Day time visitors were disappointed. But late afternoon offered views of Grand Canyon as the last rays of sunlight illuminated the sky.
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18 comments:
that is divine, thank you~
Beautiful, thanks for sharing. Diane
I can feel the rain...it rained here too, today. I never heard the expression 'female rain'!
Bibi, I define as, a gentle nurturing rain. Read it somewhere long ago.
Maybe Barry Lopez.
Just beautiful!
Ah, I just love those rays reaching down to the canyon.
Great Grand Canyon sky picture!
Thanks!
I always like to see the sun's rays streaming through clouds!
SKY OF WONDER
Sky of wonder, sky of bliss,
Who would think a sky like this
Would permit my eyes to see
Sun and moon and stars for free?
© 2011 by Magical Mystical Teacher
Desert Hills Sky
Gorgeous, GL. I love the golden rays.
Sorry I have been MIA but I have been having such a good time with a fellow I met. I think I am happy. YAY!!
Weather here--close to perfect--blue sky--a few clouds and mid to upper 70s. Even an 80 today. WooHoo!! MB
What a reward after a rainy day. Have a great weekend, Hugs Jo
I know the feeling of being a day visitor somewhere and having the day spoiled by rain, but I can imagine that for the locals it must be fantastic to have rain like that.
Beautiful, and I like your definition of female rain.
Lovely capture of the rays, Gaelyn! Happy skywatching!
Great sky!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
Simply stunning. I found you accidentally through "Ouch my Back Hurts" blog.
I see the comments above...
I love the term 'soft female' rain...
Great picture... again!
That place of yours is sure an attraction and I won't even mind going in the rain... I'm sure it's WARM rain!! ;-)
Always beautiful sunsets! I wish I could have made it to the North Rim on our trip (got to Bryce and Zion, but just ran out of time). Maybe next year...
Female Rain? I have never heard it described that way before but...now that I think of it...it makes sense!
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