Last week as I awakened, I knew something wasn't quite right. I sat on the edge of the bed to glance outside. I gasped at the peculiar red color of the
Sullen Sun. This photo actually doesn't do justice to how red the sun actually was. My camera would not pick up the blood red color of the sun itself--but the reflections you see spattered here, are very close.
Oddly enough, even the sunlight itself was red. I caught the vibrant color of it spilling down the stairs. I've never seen anything like it.
At first I thought the sun was red because farmers here have been field burning. However, on the news it was said the red color blurring the sunlight is because of a huge fire in Russia. Incredibly, the smoke is being carried by the jet stream up over the North Pole. The truth is, we are all tied together more closely than we could ever imagine.
For more wonderful reflections from around the world, be sure to visit James at
Weekend Reflections.
