
The Telkom tower on Muckleneuck Hill, Pretoria at midday is my contribution to this week's
Skywatch Friday. In the foreground the Monkey Thorn (Afrikaans:
apiesdoring) is in its own bushveld spring dress - russet leaves and blossoms which resemble furry caterpillars.
Now this has been quite a week, hasn't it? Banks in trouble and stock markets falling. I suggest that if you are feeling a little low, shattered or shaken, go outside, lift your eyes and gaze at the sky.
very interesting building. wonderful choice for swf
ReplyDeleteThe sky is a great place to gaze in troubled times! Beautiful pic!
ReplyDeleteAnd, while gazing at the sky, talk to God.
ReplyDeleteI have enjoyed 'walking' through your neighborhood Eleanor - very different from mine. I know your Spring will be beautiful with so many blooming trees lining the streets - sneezing included!!!
ReplyDeleteYes, this week was quite an eye-opener and hit us personally as dh retired from AIG after 45 yrs. and is now a consultant for them! Stock almost worthless - pension plan in jeopardy etc., certainly caused a few restless nights!!! I for one did look to the heavens and pray!
Almost squared away for France - looking forward to a change of scenery and definitely a change of pace, just relaxing with family and a good glass of wine at a cafe table in the village square. You know how that feels - close to perfect in this rather unkind world.
Have a fabulous weekend dear.
Hugs - Mary.
Terrific advice, Eleanor. It always helps me to look up, in more ways than one!!!
ReplyDeleteEleanor, I always look forward to your posts. It's a treat to see such different plants than the ones in my yard! I feel like I've been on a nice little vacation when I visit you! Have a wonderful weekend.
ReplyDeleteAnd what a glorious blue sky it is!
ReplyDeleteYes, I highly suggest gazing at the sky, especially while lying in soft green grass!
ReplyDeleteI have been to Cape Town and Durban, but sadly never Pretoria!
ReplyDeleteAn evocative Skywatch picture you have there :-)
Beautiful blue sky!
ReplyDeletea great sw photo - what an interesting building!
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