Skyline

skyline

/ˈskʌɪlʌɪn/

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noun

1. an outline of land and buildings defined against the sky.

   "the skyline of the city"

Here is the skyline around our inlet.  Our apartment is offstage on the right of this picture.

F and I were sitting on the beach below the basketball court when she took these with her phone.  Point it at the sky and it makes the buildings go dark and shows off all the sun-powered water heaters and satellite dishes and TV aerials on the roofs.  Reduce the amount of sky in the shot and you get the picture below - lighter and will more details of the rocks

Here's the question: is the picture below a skyline where the bottom edge of the tree defines the sky?

By that definition no it ain't.  Trees don't seem to count.

My human have started pulling stuff out of the patairi - the little storage loft above the bathroom.  First thing to go is a brand new rug, never used because the pattern causes the sort of visual disruption that sets off Mr B's migraines. They found a home for that within minutes.  

The second bedroom is being emptied; the never-used single mattresses have gone on something F calls faceache market place.  The stuff in the bed linen storage has been 'culled' and a huge bag is ready to give to a friend who is furnishing a holiday home.

Boxes are beginning to appear....

Should I be worried?  I am going to cling to my Condo to the very end, an island above a flood of disruption.