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Dreaming of life in Massachusetts? Picture this: rolling hills, turning leaves, a sky you can fall into. You could live here – or just hang it on your wall. Our 2026 Head in the Clouds Amherst calendar is out now.
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#Massachusetts #Autumn #AmherstMA
📸: Brittany Wolcott

Hello, Autumn!

Shorter days, cooler nights, and skies made for stargazing. Here’s to balance, beauty, and a sweet New Year for those celebrating Rosh Hashanah. (Photo by Simi Rabinowitz)

#AutumnEquinox #HeadInTheCloudsAmherst

Memory Cloud Atlas | Post your Sky on Friday September 12th, 2025 Visit the Memory Cloud Atlas and post your sky on Friday September 12th, 2025!

Cloud Appreciation Day = best day of the year 🌥️💫
Hundreds of photos + reflections from around the world are pouring into the Memory Cloud Atlas.
This isn’t doomscrolling—it’s joyscrolling! 🌀☁️
👉 memorycloudatlas.org

Listen to the Clouds Head in the Clouds Amherst is a community of people who are fascinated by life, weather, clouds, nature, and all the places that take our breath away.

"When I began to listen to poetry… I began to listen to what the clouds had to say." ~ Joy Harjo

Brittany Wolcott caught this sky in Maine—clouds, light, and water speaking all at once.

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#HeadInTheCloudsAmherst #JoyHarjo #Cloudspotting

When the sky decides to photobomb summer…
Low clouds roll over the Holyoke Range, making the cornfield and farmhouse look like part of a model train set.

Photo by Linda Repasky
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#HeadInTheCloudsAmherst #WesternMA #Cloudspotting #SummerSkies #AmherstMA

Finally caught it: The Dickinson Homestead under cirrus clouds worthy of Emily's “Hope is the thing with feathers.” A sky I’ve been chasing all year.
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#HeadInTheCloudsAmherst #EmilyDickinson #TheHomestead #CirrusDreams #CloudChaser #HopeIsAThingWithFeathers

The sky showed off today—cirrus fibratus, uncinus (mares’ tails), intortus, even unruly contrails masquerading as clouds.
Just wisps doing what they do best.
Full post+pics on the blog:
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#HeadInTheCloudsAmherst #Cloudspotting #CirrusClouds #MaresTails #ContrailsOrClouds #SkyShow

July’s calendar photo takes us home—to The Homestead, where Emily Dickinson watched the sky and wrote the world. bit.ly/44hcESD
#HeadInTheCloudsAmherst #EmilyDickinson #Cloudspotting #AmherstMA #TheHomestead #WesternMA

June's Return Head in the Clouds Amherst is a community of people who are fascinated by life, weather, clouds, nature, and all the places that take our breath away.

There’s a hush in this one - a kind of radiant stillness just before the night takes over. #HeadintheCloudsAmherst #WesternMA #ConnecticutRiver #SummerSolstice headinthecloudsamherst.blogspot.com/2025/06/june...

Feeling stretched as a leader? Join us April 29 for “Resilient Leadership,” a free 1-hr convo for managers navigating change, uncertainty & shifting priorities. Come as you are. Let’s talk real strategies.

🕐 Tues 4/29, 1–2pm EST
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Head in the clouds, feet on the ground! #AmherstMA #HandsOff

Cloud Appreciation Society member, Macduff Everton, spotted Cumulus and Cirrocumulus clouds above a cast of Rodin’s sculpture The Thinker in Tokyo. "People have wondered what he’s thinking about," said Macduff. "It’s obvious, he has his head in the clouds." Credit: Cloud Appreciation Society

"Oh, I'm bein' followed by a moonshadow, moonshadow, moonshadow...."
~ Yusuf / Cat Stevens

Backyard bathed in moonlight - and moonshadow - late last night, Amherst MA

Wishing all cloudspotters everywhere a new year full of wonder and beauty. #spaceclouds #newyear2025

This cloudy extraterrestrial view of the earth was captured from the International Space Station by European Space Agency (ESA) astronaut Paolo Nespoli.

Now winter solstice is upon us. Today will be both the shortest day and longest night of 2024. In this season of introspection and renewal, may you find strength in stillness, wisdom among the trees and rivers, and the inspiration to transform like the ever-changing skies above.