I loved the shape of the clouds... All in one row. Nature does know how to keep her clouds in line.
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- Software Engineer by profession, a dreamer by choice. Apart from coding bugs for livelihood, she indulges in Crafts and Writing to keep her creativity alive. Loves reading sci-fi, creating shape poetries and paper quilling models, watching Korean movies and is somehow ‘unknowingly’ involved in Kitchen ‘Katastrophes’. Enjoys being a Lifestyle/Travel blogger and an amateur photographer. Travel bug bit her when she was little and she suffers from serious condition of Wanderlust.
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Interesting string of clouds! Very pretty.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful, rich blue sky.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pics.
ReplyDeleteBoth sights are stunning. The first looks like a path of clouds across the sky.
ReplyDeleteAwesome sky shots. Most like the first one -so unique clouds.
ReplyDeleteThanks for dropping by :)
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