Waking up

That is nice

Bore Da Kasy :o)

Wow nice!

Thank you guys:)
Prynhawn da Hywel:) I think I like your good morning better though - easier to remember. I see 'Araf' (slow) on the roads constantly - so that could be my next Welsh sentence I've learnt, lol

That is incredible Kasy! what lovely colours!

Thank you Sticki - many times I am surprised to see the red sunrise like that.

that would be a lovely surprise!

oh, it always is. but when I see that kind of red I think of sunsets rather than sunrises:)

yes i see what you mean i thought sunset for this colour too!

Gorgeous colours

What does it mean Araf?

Araf is Welsh word for Slow. Here in Wales road signs are bilingual Katarina.

Thank you Sheilar:)

Interesting. Is Welsh language very different from English. I think it is old Celtic dialect.
I was just wandering what Araf means, as Arif in Arabic language means "smart".

Yes Katarina - it is different from English. You can here it ocassionally here in South-East Wales but more West you move the more popular it is. Welsh goverment is doing a lot to bring it back to life.
But if you want to learn more talk to Hywel. He is an expert. Maybe one day I'll start to learn it - but there is still a lot of to learn for me in terms of English so don't want to be distracted;-)

Sure.

We learned as children Kasy

Red Sky at night - Shepherds delight

Red Sky in the morning - Shepherds warning

a lot to do with how the shepherds read the sky for the weather patterns while tending their sheep/goats, many used to sleep out with the animals - by way of protection against preditors. - man and beast.

Gorgeous shot...

In my countrly poeple living in the mountains are very good predicting the weather. But I always remember the saying - the red sunset - windy next day.
Glad you like my picture:) Thanks

Yes, and if the Slavkovsky stit is "smoking", no high altitute tracks are recommended in the Tatra mountains.