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SUNSET: DAY SIX- Marilyn Armstrong

By Marilyn Armstrong on 2018-09-06 • ( 20 )

SUNSET – dAY SIX

A very pink sunset

There was an amazing sunset one night over the river in Connecticut. It was deep pink on one end and bronze on the opposite side – a 360-degree sunset.

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Categories: Photography, square, Sunset

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Covert Novelist
2018-09-06 • 10:57 am

That’s what came to mind for me too, Leslie! 🙂

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- Marilyn Armstrong
  2018-09-06 • 1:28 pm
  
  That the sunset was amazing was great. That Garry and I had functioning cameras was unique!
  
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  - Covert Novelist
    2018-09-06 • 4:25 pm
    
    lmao
    
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swo8
2018-09-06 • 10:02 am

“Pink skies at night is sailor’s delight.”
Leslie

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- Marilyn Armstrong
  2018-09-06 • 1:27 pm
  
  It was a luscious weekend 😀
  
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  - swo8
    2018-09-06 • 2:27 pm
    
    I think that is from the Bible…..
    
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Heyjude
2018-09-06 • 5:22 am

I love it when the sunset fills the whole sky. This is even better where water is involved.

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- Marilyn Armstrong
  2018-09-06 • 1:27 pm
  
  Hard to argue the point. I don’t think I’ve seen a sunset that went all the way around before.
  
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Kiki
2018-09-06 • 3:38 am

Actually, many, many moons ago Hero Husband got offered a job in Connecticut and I went along ‘house hunting’. I was totally in love with this county and the close sea to me was the ultimate miracle and A dream come possibly true.
Well, it wasn’t for him/us and now reading about the ‘downsides’ which of course then I didn’t/couldn’t imagine – plus the immense distance to our families – make me thankful for that ‘missed opportunity’.
But just look at this sunset; makes me wanna cry with ‘lust’ and nostalgie for quiet sundowns and serendipity at the shore….

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- Marilyn Armstrong
  2018-09-06 • 1:26 pm
  
  All of New England is special, but not everyone is ‘cut out’ for Connecticut. It is the fanciest of the states, though it is unquestionably beautiful. I have to admit to being glad I live here. in a world gone mad, this area has stayed pretty much sane.
  
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BeckyB
2018-09-06 • 1:13 am

Oh my! This is almost unreal. How extraordinary. How beautiful. So glad you saw it and we’re able to capture it.

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- Marilyn Armstrong
  2018-09-06 • 1:24 pm
  
  We were leaving the boat to go to dinner and suddenly, the sky just lit up. Garry got a bunch of gorgeous shots too. It was really special and it was good luck we had cameras — and working batteries!
  
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  - BeckyB
    2018-09-07 • 1:37 am
    
    Stunning. You must have been late for dinner!!
    
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    - Marilyn Armstrong
      2018-09-07 • 1:50 am
      
      We were. We didn’t leave the dock until it was entirely dark!
      
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      - BeckyB
        2018-09-07 • 2:04 am
        
        Oops!! But worth it 😀
        
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lifelessons
2018-09-06 • 1:01 am

Wow. Never tire of sunsets. Who does?

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- Marilyn Armstrong
  2018-09-06 • 1:23 pm
  
  And this one went ALL the way around the horizon and it changed colors, depending on where you looked.
  
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Paula Light
2018-09-06 • 12:15 am

Gorgeous!

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- Marilyn Armstrong
  2018-09-06 • 12:48 am
  
  It was an amazing sunset. The best one I think I’ve ever seen!
  
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  - Garry Armstrong
    2018-09-06 • 4:32 pm
    
    Wondrous. Let’s cue up The Platters and “Deep Purple” followed by “Harbor Lights”.
    
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