Views of the morning, afternoon and evening.

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Does the picture above look like a camel on the tree?

One can never expect what a new day will bring, and it can often tear our way laid plans apart. Say for instance, we have planned a family picnic, as the weather forecast is good, but then it turns out to be a day like this. The unexpected like to surprise us, and I think just to show us how wrong we can be at times. Negativity does not have a place in our lives, as we just take things as they come and try our best to overcome.

Early morning looked good when we left the house.
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And some lovely views were waiting for us. Ideal weather for a picnic.
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Then suddenly, the afternoon started to change.

Mist started to roll in and things got rapidly cooler.
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A strong cold wind picked up.
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And we had to leave in a hurry in the case of rain coming.
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Things can start to change in a blink of an eye over here.

A view of the road on our way back home.
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This is what it looked like when we stopped at our house.
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But then at sunset things seemed to be slowly clearing again.
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Finally, I just had to show you the swallow at this cloud.
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If you google the Cape of Storms, then you will see what I am talking about the weather here. But now after a few years of living here, we have slowly, over time, started to get used to it. It is a give and take business, as one's plans to relax in nature should always have a plan B, or in serious cases even a plan C. I say even a plan C, as I can so remember during our early years here how many times, I arrived back home sopping wet from head to toe.

My chronic iron levels have resulted in anaemia, and the one thing I am happy about is that I am so skinny now that the rain must fall double to make me wet:) Another problem is that when I shower, I must take care not to go down the shower's drain. Only a bit of humor to hopefully get a smile. Regardless of the weather situations, I always make a plan with my camera. to look for some special views.
Such is life.

I hope you enjoyed the pictures and the story.

Photos by Zac Smith. All-Rights-Reserved.

Camera: Canon PowershotSX70HS Bridge camera.

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