Mother nature gave us her heart.

That cloud really looks like a heart to all that love nature.

I took the first two photos in the sky at home, and then we took a drive out to see what the mountains looked like. As usual, the wind was up and driving the clouds around all over the place. But like I said before, we are used to it and I just continue to take my shots. We will never tire of the views, and every so often we get something really special to look at. We don't plan our outings, as we simply take the car to drive out in any direction, especially when the wind is dancing with the clouds in the sky.

Here's another look at the heart cloud.

The sun had a battle on its hands to get through the clouds. One moment it can be light, and another it can be dark depending on the density of the clouds.

Two more shots below to show you how desperately the sun wanted to shine clearly.

For a moment it looked like some rain would start soon.

But not to be, as no rain and the wind started to drive the clouds away.

Finally, a view towards the north when we went back home.

Much later in the day, I took the shots of the sunset that I showed you in a previous post, and that's why I say that one can never know what to expect in nature. Not only that, but at dusk all of the clouds were a light grey color, and again we were fooled by expecting rain. Things are not so well with me lately, due to my iron levels and all of its side issues like a foggy brain and walking around shaking, but we have heard that there is a hot water spring somewhere, and that its water is laden with minerals, especially iron.

In Roman times they had public iron baths that also contained natural minerals and the Roman soldiers bathed in it believing that the iron will protect their bodies in battle. This is an error, as instead the iron increases the ferritin in their bodies. So, we will find that spring and I will for sure spend much time in the pool below the spring. Who knows, maybe it can help.
Such is life.

I hope you enjoyed the pictures and the story.

Photos by Zac Smith. All-Rights-Reserved.

Camera: Canon PowershotSX70HS Bridge camera.

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