A leprachaun smiling with a pot of gold. I wish.
Atmosphere, (AIR)
True experience: while driving away from an early morning rainstorm across a long, flat valley, we spotted a rainbow that appeared to be quite close. Within a few miles, we were able to look out across farm fields and actually saw what appeared to be the end of the rainbow touching down in a field of spring crops.
The rainbow is, of course, a trick of light being refracted by moisture (or raindrops) in the air, visible when viewed from a particular angle. For just a few moments, our car was at the perfect angle, relative to the refraction of light, to see the end of the rainbow touching the earth in a mist that was distinctly golden.
So while there is no "pot" at the end of the rainbow, I can give eye-witness testimony that there is indeed gold (light) at the rainbow's end!
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Answer #2:
That's beautiful. Answer #1 has brought a tear to my eye and a lump to my throat.
At the end of a rainbow is the ground. If there were no ground there ... like
if you see a rainbow below you from an aircraft ... then the rainbow would be
a full circle, but the ground usually intervenes to cut off the lower part of it.
According to Irish folklore, you will find a pot of gold at the end of a rainbow.
The legends say a pot of gold.
At the end of a rainbow, it is believed that a pot of gold can be found.
At the end of a rainbow, it is believed that a pot of gold can be found.
There is a common myth that a leprechaun can be found at the end of the rainbow. Leprechauns are small fairy-like creatures in Irish folklore known for their mischievousness and their pot of gold. However, in reality, there is no actual creature at the end of a rainbow as it is an optical illusion caused by sunlight and raindrops.
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The end of a rainbow.
The end of a rainbow.
The end of a rainbow is a visual illusion and cannot be physically reached or found.
If you find the end of a rainbow, you will find a pot of gold put there by a leprechan.
A leprechaun is a belief of the Irish. It is said that it is a guardian of the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow.
It's an Irish myth that if you find the end of the rainbow, they give you that as a prize.