Sky Watch Friday

The skies round our way have been settled of late, lots of blue or lots of grey but no particularly interesting clouds or spectacular sunsets or sun rises. I am sure if I braved the outside at an earlier hour I could have caught something but this week I have settled for yellow skies over the River Stour in Kent...oh to have had my canoe with me.
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  1. Don Wood9:22 pm

    I tweet a lot to the guy who does the river trips down the Stour I want to go on a trip to see the Kingfishers. They do hire canoes I saw them when in the Grove Ferry car park last year. My wife would love to canoe down there to.
    Don


    Don Wood
    @Promote_Thanet

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    1. Dancin Fool7:59 am

      Hi Don, yes canoeing, a great way to see the rivers. I hope we can canoe here if we go back.

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  2. Don Wood9:24 pm

    forgot to say thanks for dropping by my Disabled Don Blog

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  3. Pietro Brosio3:16 am

    Great view, with a nice sky.

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  4. Dancin Fool7:58 am

    Thank you :0)

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