By the time I finished my circuit around the field, my office mate was already holding an umbrella up. Probably not so much to keep the heat of the sun off, but because she can't see what's on the LCD screen for the glare.
I wish I could send some sun and heat to those still in the grip of winter. Our evenings and dawns are still a bit cool, but Metro Manila is already hitting 32°C at mid-day!
Visit the Sky Watch Friday home page and tour the skies of our beautiful world.
32 comments:
Your blue skies do say warm weather is here to stay. Won't be long before everyone is running off to the nearest beach :D Lucky you.
Wow, gorgeous blue sky and yes I do see the short sleeves too. Here it's gray and rainy. We're all in sweatshirts still.
So that isn't you up there, right? No, you're taking the photos? Do you ever run the camera?
Heck, you can send some warmth to us in Florida...we've had a very unusual winter with temps dipping 15 plus degrees below normal for weeks!
Thank you for sharing some of your warmth with us. I mean that in every sense of the word.
summer is a bit early, don't you think? hmmmnn, got some invite to come to this fair.:p
Thank you for your comments, you are so kind and nice.
Standing at that height might give an excellent top view. U must try to get a few photographs from there sometime.
Delhi is back to being cool. We hope the spring lasts at least 10 days before summer comes out to display its ruthlessness.
vaut pas avoir le vertige ;) j'aime beaucoup la deuxième photo avec le contre jour
Great photos! I love Asia and I would really like some sun and heat.
Today it´s -25C in northern Sweden where I live.
It looks like a wonderful warm day there and a pretty sky. Wonderful skywatch photos.
I would love to be up there taking photos. What a view!
Please do not feel sorry for me in Canada in the cold. I much prefer cold to too much heat, really I do! I think 32° is too warm. :)
El Nino is hitting Philippines this year... grabeh na short na tayo sa power... we need rain rain!
Yes, the tree is certainly a treat. We got up to 5ºC yesterday and I felt warm at home for the first time for a while.
The blue sky and green tree make me envious:)
Lovely photos Hilda!!!
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Wow that is too early for a temp like that and it's not summer yet. I do wish we have at least 1/4 of that temp ^_^ Happy weekend!
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grabe hilds, i agree with you! it;s so freaking hot these days! ^0^
but here we are complaining about the weather while others are freezing cold, i just hope the weather will be nice to us. pls...^0^
A perfect vantage point to be up so high. We too are experiencing the warmth. This morning we warmed up to -15 C.
So, could you try to send some of that warmth??? We are expecting sleet and snow here today! That never happens.
Great and interesting shots!
Heights must not bother this worker because the acacia tree behind him looks huge.
Nice high in the sky captures, Hilda.
Have a relaxing weekend, my friend.
It's nice of your to offer to send us some of your warmth. We're in for another week of snow and below-average temperatures. It is so nice to see people working in tee-shirts!
You have beautifully shared that moment with us, thank you :-)
I wish you could too Hilda! Although Florida is advertised as the "sunshine state", it is cold and rainy here today. Good thing I got my Skywatch pic earlier in the week!
Such interesting photos! Like the perspectives here. And, enjoy your sunshine and warm days.
I always envy every vantage position with a camera!
I would love to have some of your heat! Looks like a good place to get pictures. Hope you have a great weekend.
It must be so hot up there. I rememebr in Borneo, at sports day, the judges were all seated under a giant umbrella.
It means that the platform was higher than the acacia tree. It must have been so high, wow!
Beautiful! am scared of heights so am the one scared for this person. Nanginginig tuhod ko. hehehee
Thank you po sa bisita sa aking sky entry. :)
Wish you many sunshiny days out tehre.
AFV:
No, the platform was not higher than the tree. The tree was at the other end of the field! It's the tree that's huge — wide and tall. :)
Jacob:
I rarely take 'official' photos during our events and I've never handled a recorder. When my assigned task allows me to take photos, they're just for the blog.
Nice and cool!
Enjoy the weekend Hilda.
I wish I had such a cool place to take pictures. Thanks for stopping by my blog.
Wonderful blue sky! Thanks for visiting!
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