Things are looking up in blackpool after the passing of that ominous dark cloud. When I was a whipersnapper I saved up my paper round money and had a week at Pontins, a kind of hi-di-hi wakey-wakey campers sort of place it is, or was.
To answer your question on my blog, the answer is four TABLESPOONS of sugar. That is probably why it is called *Dangerous* Chocolate Cake In A Mug. LOL
Pontins and Butlins, forgot about them, I did a search on them and see they are both still in business. It was never my cup of tea, I always refered the lakes.
Ooooooooooh! What a lovely sky Gerald, it reminded me of the round we sing in school."Oh how lovely is the evening"
ReplyDeleteJust great, and i loved the sillouete og the gras in the front.
ReplyDeleteNice weekend soon.
Now i had to look twice to see whether you had a beach involved too!
ReplyDeleteThis is a truly wonderful capture... I'm having trouble making sense of it, but I love it. Love the colors...
ReplyDeleteThe colours are marvelous!
ReplyDeleteThat is a truly unusual and beautiful sky. Thanks,
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Gerald: You had a lucky run of interesting skies for some great SWF posts.
ReplyDeleteIt's like a wild sea...!
ReplyDeleteIt's spectacular this way too. Happy weekend and see you next week.
ReplyDeleteI can hear Mother Cloud admonish her little ones: Now you all line up behind me, please! :-)
ReplyDeleteGreat shots Gerald, ahh Pontins Blackpool, been there about 20yrs ago, enjoyable holls.
ReplyDeleteOoohhh Aaahhh!!! Very pretty
ReplyDeleteThings are looking up in blackpool after the passing of that ominous dark cloud.
ReplyDeleteWhen I was a whipersnapper I saved up my paper round money and had a week at Pontins, a kind of hi-di-hi wakey-wakey campers sort of place it is, or was.
An incredibly beautiful photo with the shadow and the shot silk edge to the great cloudbank. Just wonderful.
ReplyDeleteGerald, this appears to be an illusion. I like how you've composed it. Very neat.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous shot of a beautiful sky!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful sky. The Tom Wigley post below is exquisite also.
ReplyDeleteNature is truly beautiful! Happy weekend! Hope you can have time to visit my corner too...
ReplyDeleteHello Gerald, what an incredible sky photo, just love it. Thanks for the share.
ReplyDeleteHappy sky watch Friday
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photo so full of color.
almost looks like an oil painting with the different layers...love the colors...
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing
Some very interesting clouds. Nice capture.
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful subtle peachy pink - love the fine grass contrasting along the bottom!!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous picture! Wonderful colours!
ReplyDeleteOn the way to Lytham, know it well.
ReplyDeleteSay it again rarely did we get a Blackpool sky as pretty as this.
Blackpool has certainly inspirational skies.
ReplyDeleteGlorious colours and the grass framing the sky is lovely..
ReplyDeleteSimply amazing photo.
ReplyDeleteTo answer your question on my blog, the answer is four TABLESPOONS of sugar.
That is probably why it is called *Dangerous* Chocolate Cake In A Mug.
LOL
Bear((( )))
Pinkpool !
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful sky. I checked out last weeks SWF too and it is just gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteIt looks like someone brushed it with paint, doesn't it?!
ReplyDeleteNice shot.
I'm looking at the sky here.
Very unique! I love it!
ReplyDeletei love this sky - i was lucky to have seen something similar in hania just recently
ReplyDeletewill never say anything bad about Blackpool anymore after seeing this shot: superb
ReplyDeletePontins and Butlins, forgot about them, I did a search on them and see they are both still in business. It was never my cup of tea, I always refered the lakes.
ReplyDeleteFantastic shot. That could be the beach and the waves instead of the sky. I didn't know that you had sun in Blackpool. :)
ReplyDeleteThis sky almost looks like someone knit it. Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteSuch an unusual sky you've captured and shared here ... accented by the shadowy grass in the foreground! Simply lovely.
ReplyDeleteOh my, that is a fantastic sky, great view.
ReplyDeleteCotton fields up in the sky.
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