The Pineapple Fleet: I Must Be Looking Up A Lot Lately

Thursday, September 10, 2009

I Must Be Looking Up A Lot Lately

POSIT: 027° 08' 36" N / 080° 10' 44" W
DTG: 102021Z SEP 09

Leaving my neighborhood this morning on my usual route to work, I turned onto the road from the entrance to our community and saw this rainbow. We get a lot of rain this time of year - it's the tropics - but I'm used to seeing a lot more mosquitos and quarter-sized raindrops that hurt when they hit you than I am rainbows.

It was worth a stop to admire it for a minute. Work will always be there.

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