Raincloud?

This was earlier in the morning and I did notice that there was light on the roofs opposite on the ridge from us! Roofs...or...rooves! No, not rooves! Silly!
Thankful for:
Got rid of more tiny ivy plants in the garden. The birds eat the flowers then drop them in our garden... Should we call this place, Ivy Cottage?

[Corinne]

Instant fav, I really like the contrast of light and darkness, very well balanced, and the green and blue seem to be lighted !

[Lou Ann]

I love this scene. Birds plant all kinds of things here.

[Helen Jane]

Sometimes you have to write the silly spelling before you realise it is silly! The strong light on the rooftops gives a great edge to this image.

[gloria jones]

Wonderful capture

[Bep]

Gorgeous morning light!

[Valerie Chesney]

Beautiful & I like that light on those roofs.

[Pat Knowles]

Ha ha I always wonder about the plural words sometimes....you can only sometime think when you see the word in front of you...my mind goes stupid sometimes! That morning light is giving the roofs a real morning glow!

[Maggiemae]

@happypat but plural of hoof is hooves! Proof is both singular and plural! What a difficult language to learn!

[Pat Knowles]

@maggiemae it is indeed, it still throws me sometimes!

[Marnie]

The English language is, once again, totally idiosyncratic. Hoof/hooves, roof/roofs (or is it rooves????). One mouse, two mice, one house, two hice???

[Maggiemae]

@golftragic ha,ha! One wife, two wives!

[Shutterbug]

Nice spotting. Beautiful scene. Love the light on the roofs.

[Marnie]

@maggiemae Two wives, instant problem.

[Maggiemae]

@golftragic smiling!