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(@dickjwa)
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PIC: This was the view out our home office window this morning at 5:30 AM. The color was even brighter than in this picture and it looked like the sky was on fire.

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(@Bruce Gibbins)
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Red sky at night a sailors delight, red sky in the morning a sailors warning.



   
(@100ford2003)
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Beautiful !!! Since I get up pretty early I've been treated to some of the most beautiful sunrises ever. And sunsets too. I pay attention as I believe both are gifts from God.



   
Frank Kocour
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That old adage came true many times when we were boaters. We took warning most of the time.



   
(@dickjwa)
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Yes they are gifts from God.



   
(@jack-dodds)
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The Pacific Northwest is so beautiful away from the major centers.



   
(@Ron Dietrich)
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If your in California Dick - it could have been on fire



   
(@dickjwa)
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We live in Everett, Washington.



   
(@Al Dorado)
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Red light at night, sailor's delight. Lol.



   
(@Bruce Gibbins)
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Taking the good with the bad, then so too is the coronavirus.



   
(@Bruce Gibbins)
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With the covid-19 pandemic seeing a complete absence of cruise ships for now, the red lights have become dark until...."we'll meet again, dont know where, don't know when....."
Dame Vera Lynn.
WW2 Songbird.



   
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