All I could think of when I saw Mount Warning this morning is that the cloud formation around the top accentuated the pinnacle of the mountain.
This photo was taken at quarter-to-seven this morning. The days are getting shorter and the constant rain has darkened every day this week. It’s very unusual to have the lights on in the house most of the day, even during winter – and we’re not there yet!
In My World 
The way the clouds are framing the mountain pinnacle is beautiful. Our daylight is about even now, 12 hours of daylight and 12 hours of darkness. Soon we’ll be having much longer days…
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Guess what, Barbara, we have around twelve hours each as well. I just checked – today sunrise was at 5:50am and sunset (what sun??) at 5:57pm. So our days are shortening as we merge into winter. 🙂
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If I remember my geography lessons correctly, at the equator it is always twelve hours of night and day each, year-round.
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Wow, I didn’t know that! I read a bit today about why the Australian seasons begin on the first of the month, but there didn’t seem to be any conclusive theory. It seems to me that it should be our autumn equinox around now though, because we have twelve hours of each of night and day too.
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It’s confusing! Around here they talk about meteorological seasons, which start of the first of December, March, June and September, and astronomical seasons, which start on the equinoxes and solstices.
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It’s all too scientific for my brain, Barbara. I do like the words ‘solstice’ and ‘equinox’ though, and I wish we used those terms more in Australia.
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On this side of the world, as Barbara said, we are enjoying longer days and where I am, much milder temperatures. We are having days that are very spring-like, and I’m loving it. Perhaps today we’ll even plant some of our peas in our vegetable beds. This is happiness!
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Oh that’s wondeful, Carol! You must feel so “free” now you can enjoy the warmer days and spend time in your garden. ❤
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North and South are doing the the day-length switch! Kind of like a revolving door. 🙂
Btw, how are you liking your new kitchen?
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Yes, very much like a revolving door – good simile, Eliza. 🙂
My kitchen is wonderful! I’m having a spot of trouble when taking photos lately though. It is so dark in the house that photos are turning out dark, unless I use the flash. The flash always manages to create a bright spot somewhere on the photo though! One day – who knows when! – we will have a fine, bright day again and I will be able to take a few photos to share. 🙂
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