red, mutant eyes gaze down on Hunger City

[freckles_and_doubt]

General joy, as the geeks in the IT department have apparently managed to wrestle to the ground the malware Godzilla which slowed our bandwidth to a dodgy and intermittent crawl over the last week. (500 zombie spambot computers infected. Darned student unsafe data transfer muttermutter. And this the country of AIDs awareness). The posing of geeks with one foot on the recumbent trojan corpse does mean I can post photos. Herewith the one I wanted to post on Monday, yet another in the series of Unreasonably Beautiful Dawns. Now with added lowering clouds, fiery skies and, what was it? "portentuous effulgence".

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Disclaimer: probably not as good as the one you obligingly imagined.

Comments

[origamitiger.livejournal.com]

nope, just as good, I think I will have to do some dawn photos when I am there next.

[starmadeshadow.livejournal.com]

Darn. Seriously missing Cape Town now. That's a lovely, lovely photo.

[rumint.livejournal.com]

Are your sunrises & sunsets being improved by the Chilean volcano?

[egadfly.livejournal.com]

That is a very pretty sky.

Next time I am in Cape Town I shall have to pitch a tent on your lawn so that I can go out and take early dawn photos across the Common. Though I fear your moles, cats and/or Evil Landlord may attack in the night.

[bronchitikat.livejournal.com]

One of the advantages of winter is that sunrise occurs at a more reasonable time of day. Or at least it does in these latitudes - being around 51° North.

Which means that I shan't be even aware of such events til around next October!

BTW - hasn't your IT dept heard of Firewalls? Though knowing what DH says about the firewall his IT dept installed at work . . . S-L-O-W, or something. Maybe it's IT depts for you?