As I sped towards the Clock Tower, I could see there was no activity there, so I drove to the 7-11 and got a cup of coffee. When I came out of the 7-11 I spotted two balloons coming in from the east.
At first they appeared to be almost touching, but as you can see, one was well ahead of the other. I decided to go to the Clock Tower to try to get some clear shots as they passed by.
This one was getting pretty close as I got out of my truck and headed to the Clock Tower.
The Tower was looking so nice, early in the morning. I found a good spot and waited for the balloons to float by.
Tune in tomorrow to see Part Three!
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Huuu...I wonder what could happened!!
Yes, Clock Tower at 7.30 looks very nice, elegante and pretty and the crepe myrtle too!
Coca: Thank you. I can't tell you what happens, you'll have to be here tomorrow night to find out. LOL
In that case I'll be back tomorrow! Great fotos,
See ya.
Ok, I love that first photo... very pretty and yes, I will tune in tomorrow for the continuation!! Wouldn't miss it for the world! Unless of course I get snowed in... sigh. It's quite possible.. bah.
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I wouldn't mind a nice spot by the tower to watch too!
Be back tomorrow - you know with no blue and all this suspense I'm probably going to need that counseling - say eight o'clock by the lake in one of those rocking chairs - I'll bring the coffee - LOL!!
I am waiting for tomorrow. I hope a balloon doesn't land on the tower---thats quite a spike up there. MB
very beautiful again. i like this balloon series
Isn't it tomorrow yet?
Michele: Snow in!! That's hard to conjure up in my mind, considering the temps are in the 90's here! LOL
Carletta: I'm ready.
MB: No disaster stories here.
Evlahos: Thanks! I'm thankful they showed up, I was running out of material. LOL
Coca: Just think, in a couple of day tomorrow will be yesterday.
Aren't you glad you were patient even if it took days?
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