Striking skies Tim!
Is that Marina’s Incognito Pear Tree & Rebecca’s Bamboo in pic # 3?
2 more drawings, and I can start the next AGMs episode, but I need 2 to complete the story. I might use that pic, or the grasses you sent me.
That’s an unclaimed Golden Delicious apple tree with apples in the 3rd shot. Marina’s pear tree and Rebecca’s bamboo are in the background blending in with the trees. Thanks, Resa.
Thanks to the online Websters, my vocabulary just incremented by one (for the programmers, that would be ++i). I now feel the need to use it in a sentence. “Honey, if I said you possessed pulchritudinous, would you hold it against me!?!” “I’ll wait while you look that up ha!”
If she knows what it means, you’ll insult her with “I’ll wait while you look that up!” If she doesn’t know what it means, I doubt she’ll hear the “…look it up!” I think you are in trouble either way. Thanks, Brian.
Off Center & Not Even 
Very dramatic clouds. You had some beautiful views.
Thanks, Rebecca. We get some great skies.
A very pulchritudinous post, Tim. Amazing.
I felt the need to do a PP. Thanks, Jeff.
Most welcome, Tim.
Spectacular, Timothy! A glimpse of heaven.
Thanks, Michlele.
Simply gorgeous.
Thanks, Cheyenne.
Pulchritudinous, the longest word for beautiful.
Perfect old school word to describe the photos. At each image one lingers a little longer.
Pre-dawn is exquisite
Sunset in the east, simply splendid.
Thanks, abvr.
My pleasure
I’m still looking up the P.E. Tim but it’s simply unreal and gorgeous~! 💖
Thanks, Cindy.
Stunning.
Thanks, Shey.
…and I have learned a new word today! Pulchritudinous indeed!
Can’t get my eyes off!!!!!! Sorry about this but….WOW! …and sigh!
Happy to give you a new word. It’s a good one. Thanks, Marina.
Isn’t it just the most wonderful of words. Perfectly illustrated too.
It’s a great word. Thanks, Couriers.
Stunning photos Tim 👏👏👏
Thanks, Gabriela.
My pleasure and again I love the words 🌸
Pulchritudinous is a wonderful word. It might be a good use in a poem challenge word.
I agree.
And stunning words too 👏👏👏👏
Ha!
Pulchritudinous skyscapes, indeed!
Thanks, Liz.
You’re welcome, Tim.
Amazing colours.
Thanks, Roberta.
Weather fronts and storm light make some of the most beautiful compositions!
The moon in the first photo reminds me of a sand dollar.
Thanks, Lavinia. Stormfronts are fascinating.
Your skies always impress! 😍
Thanks, Tiffany.
Absolutely, agree! The sky photos are P “beautiful.” You get the most gorgeous skies. I’ve never seen storm clouds like that. 📚🎶 Christine
Thanks, Christine.
Great clouds and a very big word!
A big fun word. Thanks, Teri.
Good title, Tim. When I first heard the word pulcritude, I was told it meant the stage beyond beauty. Exquisiteness in photo form as well! Great!
That is correct in many ways. Thanks, Inchcock.
Amazing and full of drama!
Thanks, Nancy.
Striking skies Tim!
Is that Marina’s Incognito Pear Tree & Rebecca’s Bamboo in pic # 3?
2 more drawings, and I can start the next AGMs episode, but I need 2 to complete the story. I might use that pic, or the grasses you sent me.
That’s an unclaimed Golden Delicious apple tree with apples in the 3rd shot. Marina’s pear tree and Rebecca’s bamboo are in the background blending in with the trees. Thanks, Resa.
Ahhhhhh, an unclaimed tree!
This is exciting!
We have six or seven apple and crabapple trees.
WOW!!!
You are the Drama King, Tim!
Hahaha! That’s me all drama, and a petty king if a king at all. Thanks, Dale.
Petty? Nah….
And I’ve learnt a new word too! Your skies are brilliant Tim .. sunset west for me
Thanks, Julie. Happy you learned a new word.
Thanks to the online Websters, my vocabulary just incremented by one (for the programmers, that would be ++i). I now feel the need to use it in a sentence. “Honey, if I said you possessed pulchritudinous, would you hold it against me!?!” “I’ll wait while you look that up ha!”
If she knows what it means, you’ll insult her with “I’ll wait while you look that up!” If she doesn’t know what it means, I doubt she’ll hear the “…look it up!” I think you are in trouble either way. Thanks, Brian.
I think you are right!