...stars at night (or in this case, the early morning).
Neither are they small nor do they twinkle but they are "an astronomical object consisting of a luminous spheroid of plasma held together by its own gravity," according to Wikipedia, which is a far less whimsical definition than one usually thinks of when contemplating stars. At any rate, they are great for wishing on, gazing at, and photographing.
@summerfield take your pick! @ghost13 thanks Beau I appreciate you taking the time to comment @shutterbug49 They are so pretty aren't they? Thanks Debbie @randystreat Thank you! It was actually 5 instead of 6. I forgot to change my camera for DST @ludwigsdiana Actually it was 5, Dianna I forgot to change the time in the camera! It is daylight herer by 6 too @dutchothotmailcom Thank you Estehre. I got lucky @mzzhope thanks so much Hope @ricksnap So glad you like it Thank you! @gijsje thanks bunches bep @louannwarren I appreciate that Lou Ann thanks @will_wooderson Thanks for the lovely comment Will. I think so too @olivetreeann I had to look them up but you are so right!
November 23rd, 2020
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@ghost13 thanks Beau I appreciate you taking the time to comment
@shutterbug49 They are so pretty aren't they? Thanks Debbie
@randystreat Thank you! It was actually 5 instead of 6. I forgot to change my camera for DST
@ludwigsdiana Actually it was 5, Dianna I forgot to change the time in the camera! It is daylight herer by 6 too
@dutchothotmailcom Thank you Estehre. I got lucky
@mzzhope thanks so much Hope
@ricksnap So glad you like it Thank you!
@gijsje thanks bunches bep
@louannwarren I appreciate that Lou Ann thanks
@will_wooderson Thanks for the lovely comment Will. I think so too
@olivetreeann I had to look them up but you are so right!