While waiting for the bus to go to my Esperanto group meeting last night, I admired how these clouds were nearly the same orange as the barrels under them. (The water main break is fixed, I think. Now they need to fix the road.)

I didn’t get a view of the aurora, because I didn’t stay out long enough for the sky to get fully dark. (I’m an early-to-bed kinda guy.) I did, however, get a rather lovely post-sunset dusk sky picture while I was waiting for full dark.
Just a couple of days after seeing the crescent moon at dawn, last night there was a crescent moon at sunset! (Obviously not a surprise to anyone familiar with the phases of the moon, but it made me happy.)
Autumn tree backlit by setting sun.
Already well past sunset, as I head to Esperanto, but not yet full dark.
Looking south from Cottages by the Sea. Waiting for the green flash. #STX
Sunrise is in 10 hours 56 minutes.
My brother @stevendbrewer and I are having great fun pretending that we’re here to watch for the green flash every evening.
I’d forgotten how much better it makes my skin feel, just to spend 20 minutes in the ocean twice a day.
The crescent moon and the red clouds made a dramatic statement when I took the dog out for her walk last night.