northerlies hasten
life and death in equal share
no pref’rence offered
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northerlies hasten
life and death in equal share
no pref’rence offered
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Northerlies hasten… Reminds me of those summer is winds we get here in Australia. I’m looking forward to summer. So close, and getting warmer. Hope all is well 🙂
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All good here Mabel and I hope you are well too.Yeah, the northerlies here can hustle in summer. Here in Queensland, they usually mean we are looking forward to a bit more rain but it also mean that the beaches will be closed because of stingers (jellyfish), the ones in the pic are not the stinging type but the beach looked different this morning… the hint of a new season and the death of another? 🙂
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Where there is an end there is a beginning and where there is a beginning there is an end. The two always go hand in hand 🙂 Enjoy the new season, Andy 🙂
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You too Mabel 🙂
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The picture says it all.. It is beautiful in itself and sad at the same time.. Thanks for sharing this Andy!
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My pleasure Zigyasa – thanks for stopping by 🙂
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Pleasure is all mine my dear!
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🙂
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We have westerlies here, they are also called western disturbances as they bring untimely storm and rain. The northerlies are strong winds, I guess… the haiku is quite a hint… 🙂
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They are a strong wind here Maniparna and they usually signal a change in weather or season. I like that you call the westerlies ‘ western disturbances’ 🙂
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Nice..👍👍👍
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A wonderful photo and a thoughtful haiku.
Thanks for sharing.
Eli
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