24 thoughts on “Flying High”

1. Perfect!

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   1. Thanks, Lois. 😚

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2. In life that is all it takes to ruin a good time, one prick.
   A very well told tale!

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   1. Thank you.

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3. A suspenseful picture if ever there was one.

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   1. It could go either way.

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      1. It sure could. Really good one!

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4. Love it!!

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   1. Thanks, Su.

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5. It foreshadows much. Perhaps some thorny breach.

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   1. Yes, indeed. They’re on the edge. Someone could get hurt.

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6. *quiet smile* ‘Keeping safe’ may well mean two vital opposites in this case . . . well, in my view . . .

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   1. The whole situation could blow up. Or not, as the case may be.

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7. Thanks and stay safe.

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   1. You too.

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8. I enjoyed the comments as much as the story! (I’ll be sure to stay away from sharp objects.)

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   1. On the contrary, Liz, I think they should stay away from you.

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      1. 😀

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9. Yes. Great story, great photo, funny comments. 🙂

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   1. Thank you and no comment.
      Btw, I don’t suppose you were troubled about all those emissions? Probably not as bad as plane travel.

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      1. You mean in the hot air balloon? They’re not widely used. I must admit I hadn’t thought about it. I have been on two hot air balloon rides in my life and, considering the price, that seems excessive. So I guess I don’t ponder their contributions to carbon emissions very deeply. Perhaps it’s a new area for campaigning.

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      2. I agree that there other areas of a higher priority and maybe hydrogen will fix the problem anyway.

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10. Haha! So clever. On seeing this was a story, I’d put your post aside for later, as I thought I’d need a long time to read it. But you gave us a whole saga in three perfect sentences, one image.

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    1. Thanks, Margaret. I gave you all an early mark.

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