unescapable
dramatic tide of dark clouds,
the first drop falls
Copyright 2022 Brenda Davis Harsham
Notes: Sometimes storms spit and spatter for a long time, giving you plenty of time to find shelter. This storm sent the first drop and immediately followed it with a waterfall of wet. For me, this picture shares the ominous feeling dark clouds bring. After a summer of drought, the deluge was welcome. Mt Greylock is the highest peak in Massachusetts, part of the Berkshires mountains which join the much larger Appalachian mountain range that stretches from Georgia to Maine. The Appalachian trail is 2190 miles of rugged climbing and open spaces. The storms can be intense.
Happy Halloween! I hope you stay warm, dry and safe.
10 thoughts on “Rain over Mount Greylock”
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Beautiful place 😍
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Yes! 100%
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How gorgeous
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Thank you!
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My pleasure
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I clicked and enlarged the picture to look deeply into the scene. Wonderful colors and a feeling of awe.
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Such a glorious view. Helps me remember I’m small, here briefly on this earth, and I should appreciate every minute. So hard to do when you’re a critical person like me. 🙂
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Nothing wrong with being critical. Critical sounds so harsh. Maybe try analytical? lol
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How are you today?
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I’m glad to see comments from friends. How are you?
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