Sunrise/Sunset from our new locale.

[George McGovern]

Before the sunrise:

Before the sunrise:

Sun rising:

Sunset:

Sunset:

After the sunset:

[Walleye]

1. Those are beautiful, congratulations on your new outdoor "studio"

[George McGovern]

4. Thank You Walleye!

[CaliforniaPeggy]

2. Beautiful, tranquil shots! It looks like you're home, at last.

[George McGovern]

5. Thank You Peggy!

[SheltieLover]

3. Beautiful!

[George McGovern]

6. Ty SL!

[Bayard]

7. Lovely!

Do I see mountains in one of the sunset pics? Its the one thing I miss about Calif.

[George McGovern]

14. Thank You Bayard. Not mountains, per se, but a line of hills off to the west.

I'm guessing that when the sun sets over those hills will be the only time of year we'll see it setting before it reaches the tree lines again.

[blm]

8. Lovely and peaceful

[George McGovern]

15. Thank You blm.

[Diamond_Dog]

9. Gorgeous photos, so peaceful!

My favorites are #4 and #6 but of course all of them are wonderful!

[George McGovern]

16. Thank You Diamond_Dog! Especially for the "all of them are wonderful!"

[MiHale]

10. Grazing pastures or garden plots...

In the sunrise photo? I view t-posts and fencing in the background. Just curious.

Beautiful place. Awesome views. The sky in the sunset photo is amazing.

Great eye!

[George McGovern]

17. Thank You MiHale! Great eye yourself -- this location is different than where we used to live.

Our former farm is situated in what's called a high desert environment, with sweeping views. Twenty miles from town, the area is mostly open rolling hills with few trees. Farming country. Our neighbors were few and farther, than here, in between.

Here we are very close to town, like three or four minutes, if that. And twenty minutes from the city of Spokane. Neighbors are closer, their smaller acreages are fenced, as is ours. And we're "in the trees," without sweeping
views.

Nonetheless, it's a pretty countryside. Previous development seems to have kept a relatively good balance between dwellings and standing woodlands.

[cilla4progress]

11. New locale?

Are we no longer neighbors?

[George McGovern]

19. We are in a new place, cilla4progress. Just outside the town/city of Deer Park, WA.

Our former farm had become unmanageable. Health concerns prompted a move much closer to family. Consequently we up and moved some two hundred miles to the east. About twenty miles north of Spokane.

I've sent you a DU mail message.

Thanks,

George

[cilla4progress]

24. Congratulations on your new chapter, George!

Sounds like you weathered the change well.

We appreciate your pictures so much!

[George McGovern]

27. Thanks so much cilla4progress. re:pictures -- I've begun a weekly plan for posting pics.

I'll show:
Shadow on Mondays
KC on Wednesdays
Sunsets/Sunrises on Fridays and
Around the New Farm on Sundays.

[calimary]

12. Gorgeous trees make all the difference!

Beautiful shots! Thanks for sharing them with us!

Chocolate for the eyes, just the way I like it! (With no nuts!)

[George McGovern]

20. You're welcome. Thank You calimary!

[Magoo48]

13. Kool

[George McGovern]

22. Thanks Magoo48!

[AllaN01Bear]

18. ohh .ahhh

[George McGovern]

21. You have such a way with words AllaN01Bear. (Have I said that before?) Thank You!

[AllaN01Bear]

23. youre welcome

[LoisB]

25. The sky is not as dramatic as at the farm but I think we are going to be just fine. These

are beautiful. The trees are fantastic. Thank you.

[George McGovern]

28. You are welcome Lois. You're correct about less striking skies hereabouts.

In that regard I'll re-post some of the former farm's sunsets from time to time. Still and all, sun rises/sets have their own merits in this place.
Thank You!

[brer cat]

26. How lovely, Allan. You still have the view

and the eye!

[George McGovern]

29. Oh, you're too kind brer cat. Thank You!