Look carefully at the first picture and tell me if you can see the contents of this post.
Quite often my eye can see something, and it is always a nice surprise. That was also the case in here when we arrived at an open air coffee shop. Talking about coffee, I was advised to cut down on the number of coffees that I drink, as apparently, it affects the handful of pills that I take every day. What? No go, as I love my caffeine kicks more than a professional football star when he scores a goal. Lol
But so be it, and I will just stick to my small pleasures in life such as coffee and the views that I get in nature. Rarely do I come away empty handed, as I visit only open-air places for coffee. Not only for coffee, as we are fortunate to have an abundance of wildlife, and there is always something to feed my camera. So, I hope that you have passed the eye test in the picture above, and if you did, then my sincerest congratulations.
But if not, then don't worry as I will show you in the pictures below.
Look at the upper rim of the cloud where it meets the tree.
Not yet? Then here below you will see what it is. (2 shots).
Fancy seeing a helicopter and a crow in the same picture?.
The chopper passed over my head.
And finally, just a lovely shot of the sun behind the tip of a cloud.
So great to always, or at least most times, have something special to share in my blog on Hive. By now you know about my passion for nature, and also for charity work, and I will continue to share until the day that I am not around anymore. Time waits for no one, and now it feels that time is in a greater hurry, as in the old days an hour took a long time to pass, especially as a child you were sent to your room with no food, for one or other misdemeanour. But no more, as now an hour feels like only 30 minutes.
Such is life.
We hope that you will have a great Friday, and a relaxing weekend!
I hope that you enjoyed the pictures and the story.
Photos and words by Zac Smith. No AI and no Photoshop. All-Rights-Reserved.
Canon: PowershotSX70HS Bridge camera.
Until next time. Shalom!