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Thank you, Francine. I always look forward to your proverbs.

Yeah - I guess it would have been odd to see a farmer back in the days during harvest time sitting at a table with pen and ink trying to think of a proverb to write. smile


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With autumn on its way there are red skies quite often at the moment, so thought to begin this month I would add a popular German �rural saying� which you were recently discussing on another site Phyllis, and that is:

Abendrot verspricht dem Bauern Lohn und Brot, dahingegen Morgenroete verheisst dem Bauern arge Noete.

A red sky in the evening promises farmers money and bread, but a red sky in the morning foretells irritation and problems.

Or in other words:

Red sky at night, shepherd�s delight, red sky in the morning, shepherd�s warning.



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Hi Francine,

I guess this proverb is famous around the world, said in different ways. smile

Our family always said:

Red sky at night, sailor's delight. Red sky in the morn, sailor's take warn.

Thanks for sharing -- I enjoy your proverbs.


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