Clouds over Saint John City for Skywatch Friday
Friday, July 31, 2009
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7 comments:
Looks like a great day! I have visited St.John and really enjoyed it!
Nice clouds, and a pretty skyline.
Cool pic...that light fixture looks so tall!
I love this pic - and made me think of the reversing Falls. Like, the city will stop and slide the other way...
Deborah, in this location the Reversing Falls would be to my right I believe.I like Saint john and lived there once for a year in the south end and listened to the fog horns all night often.The old city market is a favourite place.
I like that grand church. Somehow the tall lamp post in the photo gives it a a certain appeal...
Your clouds look so familiar, and we've had lots like this so far this summer.
B.
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