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Giovanna_BCNA
8 years agoMember
What a sunrise!
Hello everyone,
I had the opportunity to go in a hot air balloon on Saturday morning and to see the sunrise over Melbourne city. How amazing is this photo. My husband took this pic as I was just enjoying the view and peace and quiet! It was really quiet up there (apart from the firing up of the balloon from time to time!). The 3 am early start to my day was all worth it just to see this sun rise!
I've been thinking of our online community and how some of our members been having a really tough time lately with treatments, managing side effects and waiting for doctors appointments and test results. How hard this has been and how unsettling for everyone. The struggle to keep on top of it all and take one day at a time. This photo to me is really reflective and I found myself thinking about each new day, new beginnings, not taking anyone or anything for granted and how lucky we are to see the sunrise every day. Taking the time to enjoy this amazing country we live in, our environment, nature and our family and friends. As hard as some of those day may feel we really need to keep going, I feel very privileged to be able to be part of and share in your online community and hope that this photo brings some joy to you all. Take care everyone.
I had the opportunity to go in a hot air balloon on Saturday morning and to see the sunrise over Melbourne city. How amazing is this photo. My husband took this pic as I was just enjoying the view and peace and quiet! It was really quiet up there (apart from the firing up of the balloon from time to time!). The 3 am early start to my day was all worth it just to see this sun rise!
I've been thinking of our online community and how some of our members been having a really tough time lately with treatments, managing side effects and waiting for doctors appointments and test results. How hard this has been and how unsettling for everyone. The struggle to keep on top of it all and take one day at a time. This photo to me is really reflective and I found myself thinking about each new day, new beginnings, not taking anyone or anything for granted and how lucky we are to see the sunrise every day. Taking the time to enjoy this amazing country we live in, our environment, nature and our family and friends. As hard as some of those day may feel we really need to keep going, I feel very privileged to be able to be part of and share in your online community and hope that this photo brings some joy to you all. Take care everyone.
46 Replies
- kmakmMember@SoldierCrab You sweet thing :*
- SoldierCrabMemberNo need to be sorry kmakm I get to visualise you walking on that beach in the sunset
- kmakmMemberStunning @onemargie.
Sorry @SoldierCrab! - SisterMemberStunning photos @kmakm and @onemargie I want to be back at the beach!!!
- onemargieMemberGosh they are all just beautiful hey. I do miss the sunsets from good old SA amongst other things that are uniquely south Australian @Sister. this is my sunrise from yesterday
- SoldierCrabMemberOh please I am over 4 hrs drive to a beach or the likes .....
- kmakmMemberGot one! Sunset over The Heads, Port Phillip Bay, captured on my evening walk along the beach tonight. Someone here on the forum said early morning and early evening were the best times for walking and that was in my mind as I trod the water's edge for an hour. You were all with me in spirit :* xox
- kmakmMemberNot a sunrise but my view right now. At a friend's house in Portsea, Victoria. How's the serenity?!
- SisterMemberMagnificent! @"Kiwi Angel" and @jennyss No more sunrises or sunsets for me for awhile. We don't see them in our gully.
- kmakmMember@jennyss Beautiful!