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on July 04, 2011

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Trafalgar Plinth , originally uploaded by duopastorale . This appeared on the fourth plinth a couple of years ago. My desperation for blue skies has driven me to my archives again! Last year the plinth was available for anyone to show off their artistic talent. Check out the video below for some entrants who were a little less than inspired. Happy Skywatch Friday and have a blessed weekend. Related articles Video: Pondering on the plinth (telegraph.co.uk)

Skywatch #49

Little Chafield Wiltshire , originally uploaded by duopastorale . Why is it that I find clouds so endlessly fascinating? On my recent trip to Wiltshire I just kept looking up and saying, 'there's so much sky!' There's something wonderful about being able to see right to the horizon and 'seeing' that other world beyond. Surely 'the heavens declare the glory of God'.

Skywatch #6

Swan , originally uploaded by duopastorale . God...who richly provides us with everything for our enjoyment . 1 Timothy 6:17 Today is Skywatch Friday . OK, so I cheated, but I figured that there was a lot of reflected sky in this one! I have been fortunate to have had some time off this week and on Monday I discovered Bedfont Lakes . It's very close by, but this was my first visit. It is just outside the perimeter road of Heathrow airport and surrounded by office buildings. It is an oasis in which birds thrive. There were people feeding the ducks, birdspotting or just taking the dogs for a walk. The sky was blue and I could see planes taking off in the near distance. As I approached these swans they came very close and posed beautifully for me. It struck me that even in this urban environment nature is bursting out and reflecting the glory of God, giving us much to enjoy. For more skywatch photos visit Dot at Strolling Through Georgia . Have a great weekend everyone!

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