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Daylight Savings Time came around again in most of North America on Sunday, March 8th. For insomniacs like me, losing that hour is a real bitch! Spring forward? More like drag my ass out of bed, for a week!
So, what did I do? Stayed up the entire night, then headed down to Lake Ontario (10 minutes away) to catch a sunrise. This is a rare occurance for a nightowl and worth the sacrifice, as you can see! 🌞
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📷 Camera: Canon PowerShot SX600 HS 📷
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20 thoughts on “A RARE SUNRISE!”
Catching UP today. This is beautiful You really have an eye!
These blew my mind, Debbie. Absolutely spectacular. Where have they been taken.
Thank you so much for joining us on #WW
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Beautiful. <3
Wow, Debbie! Every picture is simply magnificent!
These pics are so lovely… and inspiring too. I honestly don’t think I even notice the trees near me while traveling to work and back… need to do a better job
Great.
Fabulous shots of the sunrise.
WOW! Breathtaking views, Debbie! A testament to the awesomeness of GOD!
Have a great weekend!
Sunrise on your vast shoreline is ethereal. You live in a grande place. Thanks for sharing!
Sunrises are fabulous with their amazing colors!!
Your link-up at ‘My Corner of the World’ is very much appreciated!
My Corner of the World
Beautiful sunrise shots, and yes, worth missing some sleep over! Thanks for sharing.
When we lived on the east coast of Florida, we saw many a beautiful sunrise. Where we are now, we see some gorgeous sunsets. Perhaps, not as dramatic as those on coastlines but pretty just the same.
Such beautiful shots! I can only imagine the actual experience.
Debbie,
Our house faces the south so I get a glimpse of the sun rising and setting most days. Well…I see mostly the sun’s glow across the sky painting the clouds. In the mornings, I can see the sun peeking over the horizon which is always a nice sight to start my day off. I’d like to photograph more of both. Fabulous photos. Thanks for visiting and joining me for Wild Wednesdays, my dear!
beautiful shots!
What fab photos looks so peaceful too 🙂
Have a sunrisetastic week 😉
Beautiful pics (surprise, surprise)! I see more sets than rises with my schedule, and my personality.
Even though I’m retired now and don’t need to get up, the time change has messed me up. I’m sleeping later, though I’ve been still getting up before sunrise.
You caught a beauty.
Arlee Bird
Tossing It Out
So pretty. I am not usually up to catch the sun rise like that. Mostly I get the sunsets.
I see a lot more sunsets. My sunrises generally are when the sunrise times coincide with my commute to work, meaning “during parts of winter”. Also, where I live in upstate New York, clouds are around too often. These photos were well worth the getting out early, Debbie D – thank you for your sacrifice!