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reaching for the stars
head in the clouds
but feet on the ground?
- internal balance
More silhouettes against a setting sun. With a few flowers for you
Space Shuttle breaching cloud layer, 1982
“It is so much simpler to bury reality than it is to dispose of dreams.” ― Don DeLillo
Do/can ponies get sunburnt? Hasn't been an issue for the last 200 odd years, so I figure I should run it by somepony who would know.
Yes they can, although its rare. We have a coat of fur covering our bodies like most creatures, but the places where that fur is thin are still vulnerable to the sunlight. Now, you’re right of course; the cloud layer filtered the sunlight for the past two hundred and change years, resulting in a reduced chance of sunburn, almost to the point of non-existence.
Climbing Mt. Kilimanjaro by flyingkitesglobal on Flickr.