Sky / weather Dragons
 

Others became almost translucent as they guided the winds that swirled around the world, ensuring that clouds were moved to where they were needed before dropping their load of water, ice or snow.

 


Do you watch the clouds, scudding across the skies above your head? Do you lie on your back on a summer day and see all manner of creatures and shapes in the blue expanse?
If so then no doubt you will have glimpsed air or weather dragons.








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Atmosphere Dragons

Others flew high in the atmosphere cleaning and repairing it when it was buffeted by solar flares, they became as brightly coloured as the aurora borealis, rarely coming to land on solid ground.

 

The Aurora Borealis - I have not had the pleasure of seeing this yet, but many photos have been taken.

This one shows the trail left by a dragon's tail while it flew high protecting our earth. They absorb the harmful rays and stir the natural colours with their passing.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Evidence of Tree Dragons

Some planted great forests to keep the air fresh and full of oxygen, they dwelt within the leafy boughs. Their skins becoming bark-like, their wings veined like leaves.

How observant are you? How many times have you scuffed through the autumn leaves and not see the baby dragons fly into the air and flutter back to the ground ? They look very delicate, but they are tough little creatures, they hide in the leaves for fun. Listen carefully next autumn and you may hear their crackling squeals of delight as you propel them high with your feet.

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