It is easier to get up in the morning when this kind of sunrise is there to greet you.
Downtown Denver, 7:12 AM, Monday, Oct 24th
Welcome to the Rocky Mountains.
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A disagreeable day on Saturday at least ended with some beautiful colors. This photo is about 20 minutes after sunset. Pelican Lake, Minnesota.
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Just when I thought I had used up my quota of beautiful summer sunsets from Mother Nature, I received the gift above. It was a rainy day up in the mountains, and I spent most of the day working inside on business stuff. I glanced outside shortly before sunset and noticed a few breaks in the clouds. I jumped into my car and headed a short distance to the Frisco Bay Marina on Lake Dillon. I’m glad I took the effort because the sunset was nothing short of spectacular.
That’s Chief Mountain on the left and Buffalo Mountain on the right.
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Old, colorfully-painted, hand-powered water pumps now serve a different purpose as they line the path to a gazebo in Rollag, Minnesota.
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6:45 AM. Two fisherman try the quiet, colorful waters of Pelican Lake.
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A piece of history. Near Rollag, Minnesota
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This is the second photo in the series and was taken at 9:34 PM.
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Patience is often rewarded with sunsets. The two photos above were shot a half hour apart. We were out on Pelican Lake boating with some friends when Mother Nature presented a number of varied sunset palettes. This photo was taken at 9:05 PM.
Pettitte
May 13, 2012
photo by Jim McIsaac/Getty Images
Return of Ice Age - Vatnjökull, Iceland (by orvaratli)
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A disagreeable day on Saturday at least ended with some beautiful colors. This photo is about 20 minutes after sunset. Pelican Lake, Minnesota.](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_krqjngJuke1qz86pko1_500.jpg)
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Just when I thought I had used up my quota of beautiful summer sunsets from Mother Nature, I received the gift above. It was a rainy day up in the mountains, and I spent most of the day working inside on business stuff. I glanced outside shortly before sunset and noticed a few breaks in the clouds. I jumped into my car and headed a short distance to the Frisco Bay Marina on Lake Dillon. I’m glad I took the effort because the sunset was nothing short of spectacular.
That’s Chief Mountain on the left and Buffalo Mountain on the right.](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_koy0cwLHc21qz86pko1_r2_500.jpg)
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Old, colorfully-painted, hand-powered water pumps now serve a different purpose as they line the path to a gazebo in Rollag, Minnesota.](http://25.media.tumblr.com/8Z6QLALsCr1jvetxuRCPvw07o1_r1_500.jpg)
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6:45 AM. Two fisherman try the quiet, colorful waters of Pelican Lake.](http://24.media.tumblr.com/8Z6QLALsCqtpy7cxUHlB0Pjso1_500.jpg)
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A piece of history. Near Rollag, Minnesota](http://25.media.tumblr.com/8Z6QLALsCpp93kq16b8f4bu4o1_500.jpg)
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This is the second photo in the series and was taken at 9:34 PM.](http://25.media.tumblr.com/8Z6QLALsCozli2gcrFgtIj0fo1_500.jpg)
![[Click photo to enlarge]
Patience is often rewarded with sunsets. The two photos above were shot a half hour apart. We were out on Pelican Lake boating with some friends when Mother Nature presented a number of varied sunset palettes. This photo was taken at 9:05 PM.](http://25.media.tumblr.com/8Z6QLALsCozleidyGFiwHYTbo1_500.jpg)
