Actually, Grawn has no mountains. This was one of those distant cloud banks on the horizon that looked like mountains. This reminds me of a scene I viewed in eastern Idaho. just west of the Grand Tetons. The eastern sky looked like this, but the mountains were taller and sharper. The real mountains looked like cloud mountains, a lot like this photo.
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I sense a cloud conspiracy.
Whatever you do, Laura, do not climb that beanstalk.
What an incredible photo! If I was just looking at it, without knowing they were clouds, I would never have believed it.
Nope, I didn't think they were clouds either... I was wondering how lovely those mountains would be in broad daylight! Good shot!
(Just popped over from Laura's place...hi)
I love this shot. It belongs in the library. I can use it as a story prompt for my students!
Thanks!
Until I was 6 I lived in Utah surrounded by mountains. Then I moved to Michigan's Lower Peninsula where mountains simply do not exist. I was determined that those clouds on the horizon were mountains because there were always mountains on the horizon.
Wow... that's cool. I didn't think they were mountains. You didn't fool me... much.
I love making mountains out of moleclouds. I wonder if dreamers in the dry and stony West make lakes out of clouds?
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