Another of those rare occurrences.

The dove sat wondering what kind of an iron bird that was. Not very worried, as the dove saw that the big iron bird was slow.

I am sure that they also do this in many other countries, and I have seen it now a few times.
But I don't know how effective it is, as I for one have never gone into my PC to see what it was. So, what was this?

Oh! The big bird was pulling its blanket along :)

I saw this before last year in another setting, and it doesn't look like anything has been changed.

If one has to do this, surely the banner should be readable on both sides.

I bet only a few of you will see the plane and the sign in the cloud. Look just behind the highest tree.

The idea is to expose the advertisement to the crowds on the beaches in an eye catching style, and the plane serves the purpose very well. To us locals it is old hat, but it has an impact I am sure on the millions of visitors now in the peak holiday period. But times have moved on and now with AI and other such developments, the people on the beaches watch their phones instead of the sky Lol.

Now for something else. The cloud was fingering the sky to find a way to go.

Watch the bottom section of the white cloud.

You can see here how the wind from the sea stopped and started to turn the clouds back.

It even started to push the cloud's finger back in.

But not to be, as the cloud was desperate to find its way.

Chameleon like, the cloud stuck its finger further out.

Searching for a way, but not finding one.

And so, the ocean wind blew the clouds away. Nevertheless, I was happy to see some sky action. First the plane, and then the lost cloud, so I am happy that all of you that see this could spend some time with me in the sky.
A warning was issued to beware of strong wind gusts, as it is estimated to run at +30kph, but we are happy with it, as it drops the hot summer temperatures.
I took all of the photos standing in our small front garden at just the right time to see all of this.

I hope that you have enjoyed the pictures.

Photos by Zac Smith-All Rights Reserved.

Camera: Canon PowershotSX70HS Bridge camera.

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