Night Glow
inflating a hot-air balloon for the Night Glow Riverton, WY July 2017 |
Cloud Kisser glows on the launch field |
As dusk approaches a small crowd gathered on the field. Many more spectators stayed in the vehicles that lined the perimeter of the launch field. |
The huge Humpty Dumpty balloon required a lot of people to anchor the gondola so Humpty wouldn't take off. He was also anchored to a nearby pickup. |
That is really interesting...never heard of that happening (but, then, I have not been to a festival). Cool pictures Nancy.
ReplyDeleteI didn't know of such an event either! What a nice time to enjoy the dusk in such a glow!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos! The night glow events are so breathtaking.
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos Nancy! I've always wanted to see an event like this.
ReplyDeleteI had the opportunity of seeing that in Albuquerque...so inspiring! Such gorgeous colors! I am glad you got to go, because it means to me that you are healing!
ReplyDeleteI would love to see that kind of event. I'm so glad you went Nancy. Balloons are amazing, but scare me! Ever since I saw one down the road miss the landing..YIKES.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, I can see why you enjoyed it!
ReplyDeleteI love hot air balloons. So beautiful and I'm so happy that you were able to go. I had never heard of candle-sticking. Thanks for the education. :-)
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Betsy
OOo. you captured that glow pretty well if you ask me. I love the balloon in the 2nd photo, it looks like knitting!
ReplyDeleteI think you did a pretty good job with the photos. Love Humpty Dumpty.
ReplyDeleteHow entrancing. I didn't know they did night glows! Cool.
ReplyDeleteThose are beautiful pictures. I know people who go all the way from Wisconsin to New Mexico to see the hot air balloons.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! The Knight and I both really want to do the balloon ride at dawn one of these days, and between your photos and a co-worker's recent ride, I'm going to schedule it.
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