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Related: About this forumFire Lookout Life: The Incipient Dawn
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Fire Lookout Life: The Incipient Dawn (Original Post)
Bo Zarts
Aug 2023
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Diamond_Dog
(34,615 posts)1. That is such a perfect image, Bo!
It looks almost like a painting. Just stunning.
2naSalit
(92,669 posts)4. It is!!
I would like to have a large poster of that. I might not care so much about a lack of windows.
fierywoman
(8,105 posts)2. Thank you for sharing your POV with us!!! GORGEOUS!
elleng
(136,043 posts)3. FABULOUS!
2naSalit
(92,669 posts)5. Wow!
That really captures the magic of the moment! Breathtaking!
Thank you for sharing.
2naSalit
(92,669 posts)6. Have you been watching the meteor shower?
I can only imagine how intense that would be at your location.
CousinIT
(10,186 posts)7. Amazing natural colors. It looks like a painting or a post card.
Beautiful!
Wah_Guy
(35 posts)8. That's just beautiful! n/t
slightlv
(4,325 posts)9. Just.... WOW!
That is so gorgeous, I have no words for it. If you meant to touch people with your artform, consider it done... on a very deep level!
Tom Yossarian Joad
(19,263 posts)10. Niiiice!