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After the sky cried and the tears flowed down the street ... (1)

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(1) lyric from various songs.

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Okay, technically just after sunset. but the last of the sunlight is still coloring the clouds moving in. The "star" in the lower mid section (just below the tree branch) is Jupiter.

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I realise this forum is titled Sunset but as there is no Sunrise topic I thought you might like these sun rises from my local beach at Christchurch, Dorset, UK.

 

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The Day Star is almost in sunset position ...

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just after sunset at Bethany Beach DE

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