2022-083 March 24, 2022

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Thin line of sunrise through the clouds and trees
While driving in, I saw the faint color in the east and thought of my old childhood adage "orange at night, sailor's delight, orange in the morning, sailor's take warning".  All I know is, I got a break and managed to catch this photo of the sunrise - the only sun we would see for the day.

Quote of the day: "You never really know your friends from your enemies until the ice breaks." - Inuit Proverb

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