Time again to play with the moon.

Something great happened at sunset, as a plane came along.

Not every day that this happens, as my idea was to show you the sunset clouds.

But then again, I was happy to get a plane coming over, even though the plane was not directly on the moon. A pity that I don't wear a watch, so I couldn't see the exact time of the incident, but I have a fair idea round about what time the plane comes over and I will have to see if I can get him closer to the moon tonight.
Only trouble is, is that the moon will not be in the same position as it will appear a bit later, but nevertheless one always has hope.
So wish me luck to get the plane on the moon.

A bit later, sections of colored clouds passed over close to the moon.

This cloud was also on its way in.

And look how the sunset colored the cloud that was coming in now.

That same cloud was moving towards the moon a while later.

And still later, the cloud swallowed the moon.

Finally, the sunset was almost over, as you can see in the picture below.

I have said many times before, that almost every day here in the paradise where we stay, there is something different taking place in the nature or in the sky. Things are getting quickly cooler here now during autumn, and the hot and sweaty African summer sun will be tamed by winter. We are so thankful for the cooler days, as we had a very hot summer, but the news is that we will also have a warm winter. The Western Cape province falls in a winter rainfall season and all of us are looking forward to the water coming down. There is drought in some parts of the province, and we really pray that the water will break the drought.

A severe storm hit Mozambique recently, and parts of the storm also struck the northern and eastern parts of South Africa. So, they are having the opposite to the drought, floods and severely strong winds. Nature is really changing into an angry system across the world, and so many damages are the result. Sadly, there is nothing that we can do about it except to help those that we can.

I hope you have enjoyed the story and the pictures.

Photos by Zac Smith-All Rights Reserved.

Camera: Canon PowershotSX70HS Bridge camera.

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