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Milan Radan's avatar

Reminds me of a saying I heard decades ago, “no matter how down, depressing or ugly things get, there is always beauty above”. So true.

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FollowsTheWay's avatar

My first thought was "chemtrails."

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Carrie's avatar

Me too,so sad 😔 that we go there instead of the innocence and beauty of this tranquil scene.

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Edward Bernaysauce's avatar

Yikes! (but- yeah...)

( though I’m putting it all down to environmental conditioning ...;) )

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Kirsten's avatar

Me too, "looks like a chemtrail sunset."

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Bandit's avatar

I know. I thought, "Just look at how pretty the chemtrails look."

It's a gorgeous pic, until you examine it.

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Celia Farber's avatar

ha!

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Chris's avatar

I cannot stress enough how horrifying the chem-trails in San Diego have been this week. There has been a large chemical ring around the sun every day. Hundreds of trails across the sky. Does anyone notice? Do think they think the bizarre heat in January is normal? Something about whatever they are doing seems to magnify the sun's heat, or destroy the ozone layer, or something of that nature. These trails have really been stepped up since 2020. Big time.

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Teresa D Hill, PhD's avatar

Same observation on the east coast -- Charleston. Non-passenger planes are visible all morning and sometimes the entire day. Here, it appears the SynthClouds are being moved so they are always blocking the sun. No matter how much I try to learn, I feel only slightly informed and still confused. No matter the economic, tech, military, and 'one-world-related' agendas behind the operations, one thing is certain -- poisoning the atmosphere and blocking sunlight (while the blanket coverage paradoxically traps heat) is the ultimate way to disconnect humans and all life from our shared energy source. The sun provides essential frequencies that vary throughout the day. I think our fear of the sun has been engineered, along with our acceptance of the ongoing chemical-microwave atmospheric poisoning.

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Mary's avatar

It's same in Ohio, almost covered in white paste. And the thick sticky mucus that seems to go along with it. I guess because you don't actually look at it as say. A gun barrel, obvious , one cares not to look.

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Randy Black's avatar

Glad we visited there 2 years ago.

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Carrie's avatar

Gawd, as innocent children finding out about Santa. Then growing up and finding that the innocence of humanity was a ruse.

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Carrie's avatar

🥰

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Gayle Wells's avatar

If they've lied and propagandised just about everything in our lives, imagine what they made sure you never knew as they purposefully fractured and distorted all religions for hundreds and hundreds of years. There's a reason they did that.

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Teresa D Hill, PhD's avatar

Perfectly said.

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Katherine's avatar

Light the way! Your photo is illuminated, Celia. Thank you.

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Lee Wilson's avatar

I would love a stroll through that park. It loiks enchanting. My Alaska is rough and rouged.

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Castigator's avatar

I was attracted to loiks.

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Eileen Schrader's avatar

Celia, when I looked at this beautiful picture I thought, "that's a book cover for her"--for a book you will write/have written. Beautiful.

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Audrey's avatar

Eileen, that’s a beautiful comment/idea/observation!

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Eileen Schrader's avatar

Thanks Audrey. It was an immediate intuition-- like I could see the book...best to you.

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GenEarly's avatar

This planet can be so beautiful, yet terrible at the same time, just from the physical universe side of things. Then add in mankind, beauty and destruction mimicking the Earthly physical.

We Create more than We Destroy, but it's always a close race through time. Enjoy those moments of peace, pleasure, and beauty along with your loved ones.

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A.M.'s avatar

That looks gorgeous, and peaceful. A perfect place for you to be. I am pleased you left NYC. That worried me. It also makes me wish I could travel, but I can't leave my dogs. That's the only tether, and yet. My life is lovely, peaceful and full of beauty nevertheless. I am just finishing Cancer Ward, which is such a marvelous book. I would rate it with Magic Mountain and In Search of Lost Time. As Oleg leaves the cancer ward, he is full of wonder and peace at the beauty that surrounds him. Savor everything and slow down, he realizes. I get that. I know you do too.

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sadie's avatar

Food for the soul!

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Steve Stars's avatar

There has always been something about coach lights in the early evening that I have always found soothing and nostalgic. It's like a feeling of healthy satisfaction that another day's tasks have been accomplished. You can hang up the saddle and enjoy the evening dinner and then relax. It's often a very romantic feeling too, even though it might not be focused on anyone nearby.

I expanded the photo and there is really so much more down the path to see here.

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Celia Farber's avatar

I didn't know they're called coach lights. Love that.

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Steve Stars's avatar

I was really astounded to see the cross way down at the end of the path. I had to blow the photo up to see that!

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Frontera Lupita's avatar

I think you should stay in Spain..continue writing and consuming the Carnivore Diet...with the occasional Tortilla Española! 😉💓😋

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Frontera Lupita's avatar

Yes…it’s one of my favorite things to eat…but haven’t been that successful in the flip either! I will get to Spain one day…and I plan to eat that everyday! 😉😋

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alison's avatar

So your son's family lives near the Alhambra? How wonderful; it is truly a mystical, beautiful place.

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Celia Farber's avatar

Yes!

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alison's avatar

Peace be with you!

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Aloe's avatar

Breathtakingly beautiful I hope you enjoyed.

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aj's avatar

Beautiful, and deeply calming. The earth is still a magically beautiful place for our exile from our home in Heaven.

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Donna Ruth's avatar

Stunning. How perfect. What a blessing to be there and capture that moment, that beauty.

Thanks for sharing.

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Brent Bielema's avatar

Wonderful sunset -- it looks like the American flag beckoning, "Do you still love me? Prove that you do!"

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Dr. Sadaf Gilani's avatar

There's something about twilight that resonates with the eternal part of ourselves.

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