Some fly, and some don't

[london1967]

I almost took a picture of the blue sky this morning as I was walking outside Buckingham Palace and then through Green Park.

The sky is amazingly empty: no planes and not even a single smoke trail across the sky. Only a few fluffy clouds. Just like nature intended.

Last night we didn't witness the promised 'lavender sunset'... it was fairly disappointing.

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I saw Miranda as I was leaving home this morning. She was very excited.

It's a big day for her and Lynne as they are driving down to the south coast to get their honey bee colonies.
They'll be driving back in their white bee suits in a car with thousands of bees. Oh, if I could only be(e) a fly and be there to watch!

They both found spots on garden allotments where to keep them: the week-end is going to buzz with excitement!

Comments

[realaustinman.livejournal.com]

Enjoy it while it lasts. I was slated to get on a transatlantic 747 this afternoon, but it's been canceled. It looks like I get to enjoy a weekend in sunny Austin!

[london1967.livejournal.com]

I guess it's better than being stuck over here without knowing when you'll be able to go home (I assume you were meant to travel to the UK, from your post).

[nzguy1.livejournal.com]

It must seem very strange having an empty sky over central London. I was really hoping that someone was going to post a pic of the purple moon and lilac skies....perhaps tonight?

[london1967.livejournal.com]

Hope so! Although the moon sets early and not sure we can see it from home tonight.

[scream4noreason.livejournal.com]

I just wrote a poem about honey, while I was bored at work...

[london1967.livejournal.com]

And it's lovely!