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Hmm, interesting weathervane
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I don’t see enough weather vanes – wish I saw more of them
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Fewer t o see these days
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Stunning skies 👍
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Thanks
☁️🌩🌩🌩🌩☀️
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Great shots!
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Gracias ☀️
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The third picture looks very scary!
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Haha – it does ! Like a type of barbed wire
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What a beautiful sky!
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😊
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Wait. Did that butterfly move? Ah yes, it wasn’t my imagination. I wonder how many people stayed long enough to see that 🙂
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Hi BB – the butterflies were all over near this beach – small darker ones closer to the water and the bigger (nkt that big) orange ones were farther out –
And yeah – most missed it and many just took them for granted –
And I actually wrote a little
Poem when one little dark butterfly was heading out to sea
Like where was it going?
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I am sure it knew where it was going
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Are those hills int photos 2 and 3 considered mountains in Florida?
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They do look like mountains don’t they?
And for lost if being it below sea level those are the mountains – eh?
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Fabulous weather vane! I love pelicans. We watch them flying by the beaches when we go to Jamaica. Thanks so much for taking part in the challenge. I’ll include a link back to your post in next week’s challenge. Thanks again!
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My pleasure and thanks for hosting – it had been fun scanning for these weather vanes –
But they are still quite rare in my area
😉
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I won’t see any, and then I’ll find a cluster in one area. I think it is a traditional decoration people put up when they are reminded by vanes on houses or buildings near to them.
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First time I’ve seen one like that, good one from a great beach
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