How many of you as a kid tried to chase a rainbow to its end?
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I probably tried. Wonderful pictures, Lynda!
ReplyDeleteNice. I haven't tried to chase one but I have a feeling it goes nowhere. THey are beautiful though.
ReplyDeleteMe me me! :-) Take care
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I'm sure most of us tried to do that. I think I was more looking for the leprechaun to chase, though. ;D
ReplyDeleteI remember wishing we could find the end and that pot of gold more than once:)
ReplyDeleteI still chase for the end. :D
ReplyDeleteI actually have a pic of me standing under a rainbow :) and I noticed the rainbow only after the photo was developed in a photography shop. It was lovely.
ReplyDeleteLove it when those serendipitous shots happen. I'd love to see it.
DeleteI'd show it you if a had a scanner to scan the pic :)
Deletedarn...foiled by a lack of technology.
DeleteWe saw a full double rainbow last fall. It was incredible.
ReplyDeletebeautiful! can never get tired of seeing a rainbow!
ReplyDeleteRainbows are so pretty!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pics, Lynda! I think I have discovered what I love most about rainbows. In this age of everything on demand and you can have it as long as you want it...rainbows are anomalous to that mindset. They are unpredictable, and I can't recall a single time that people have failed to stop what they are doing to look at one when it appears. In my part of the world, when one appears, everyone still runs outside to see it. And I mean--they hurry, because rainbows are fleeting. It makes us treasure them and gives us a sense of appreciation for something we can't dictate.
ReplyDeleteYeah, I always race out to look for the rainbow. I always feel blessed when I see one.
DeleteWhat do you mean "as a kid"? We were supposed to stop when we grew up? :)
ReplyDeletehehehe, well said!
DeleteI just read about the science behind rainbows and they're even cooler now!
ReplyDeleteI do love rainbows! I always look for them after a storm.
ReplyDeleteLast summer we saw a triple bow! It was awesome!
wow! They are rare!
Delete*sigh* so pretty!
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Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWow- I haven't seen a rainbow in a while. Once upon a time I would see a rainbow after every storm. I would run outside and just jump for joy! Nowdays they are hidden from site - at least mine.
ReplyDeleteRainbows are so beautiful! I don't know when I'll see one again, so thank you for providing the beautiful photographs, Lynda!
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I hope you see a rainbow again soon.
DeleteRainbows are magic. Period.
ReplyDeleteRainbows always take me to my happy, believe-in-magic place. These shots are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI adore rainbows. :-)
ReplyDeleteThey are awesome! I always imagine the lucky person at the end of that rainbow.
ReplyDeleteRainbows continue to capture my imagination. Just saw a ripper over Coolum Beach. Lovely pics. Finally checked out the Bookshelf Muse. Awesome.
ReplyDeleteDenise
Ahhh, wonderful Lynda, Once when I was flying I captured a raindbow in its entirety...Until then I had never realized rainbows are complete circles...I was thrilled!
ReplyDeleteThey are? That would've been so amazing to see!
DeleteI chased rainbows with a shovel in hand, convinced that the pots of gold really did exist. I also believed my mother that eating bread crusts would give me curly hair. And to this day I swear I saw the sandman. Gullible much? Not me.
ReplyDeletelovely photos!
ReplyDeleteYou really captured them well. Beautiful! With the weather in Scotland, they are fairly common here. Always nice to see though!
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