Some nostalgia: Mostly Dawn and Dusk Around the World.

As we head for Europe, it's been a while Mr. Covid, we remind ourselves for the 100th occasion what a beautiful world we inhabit. We never require reminding but the reminiscing spurs us on to renewing acquaintances sooner rather than later. After all, the planet is going to be around, and spinning about, for infinity while our days, dare we say years, are extremely limited. 

Glacier in Iceland, late afternoon. 
Early morning, Bryce Amphitheater, Utah.
Caught in an electric storm on peak of Casamanya, Andorra. Not such a great (safe) sunrise but exciting nevertheless.
Part 2, on Casamanya
Kenmo Lake after dawn, South Africa.
Along the spine in Hawaii.
Lake Mead, Nevada side, at dusk.
Taking to the air at Mount Woodson, San Diego.
Devil's Ravine approach to Devil's Peak, Cape Town.
Refracted rays at Woodson. 

  Chamonix, France.
Mount 'Doom' at dawn, New Zealand.
Mount Sulur, Iceland.

Golden Gate Park at sunset, South Africa.
Nasty surprise awaits at the top, New Zealand.
Reflecting in Utah.
At the cathedral in Sedona, AZ.
The Eagle has landed...not funny, I'll admit.

Dawn in Hawaii.
Dusk in Nepal.
Marla overnight hike, French Indian Ocean Island of La Reunion. 
Above the clouds at dawn in the Drakensberg at the amphitheatre.
Somewhere in Poland.
Dawn, El Chalten, Argentina.
Dawn viewed from Iron Mountain, San Diego as the sun pours into a crevice.
Slow climb, missed dawn but very early for dusk, Olympia, Washington.
Slow again, arriving at a peak in Andorra.
Dawn at Keurboomstrand, South Africa.
The tricky India Venster hike up Table Mountain, Cape Town.
Cheers, 

Jenni and Jeffrey