See temps and other photos at http://photos.tandlphotos.com/blog/2016/6/one-hundred-five-and-snow
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See temps and other photos at http://photos.tandlphotos.com/blog/2016/6/one-hundred-five-and-snow
Off Center & Not Even 
Happy Sunday ❤
Grazie, Simona!
Love the effect on this one… mystical, mysterious… Hugs.
No effect, just a bunch of cotton snowing down on us.
Oh… I had almost forgotten about the “snow” from the cottonwood trees. 🙂
We had a grand cotton snow storm last night.
A bit toasty!
I felt like I was in a weeny roast!
One of those roller machines like at the gas stations? lol
I think so!
A cotton “snow” storm? I’d not heard of that before…but it looks cool (pardon the pun.)
We have a cottonwood forest that produces spectacular cotton snow storms. The problem is the cotton happens at 4th of July, and cotton and fireworks do mix very well, or a little too well depending on how you look at it.
Yikes! Yes, I’d say that would make for an interesting combination…
It is almost 3 pm and we have not ventured out at all since the forecast is 108 today. That’s not so bad when you consider tomorrow is supposed to reach 115. And no snow. But I love that shot of yours of the cotton snow.
You can grill tofurkey on the rocks at those temps. Thanks, Emilio!
Grilled tofurkey is not a meal I dream about. I had tofu sausages once. Almost spit them out.
I tasted tofurkey once and it was horrible. I don’t understand why people who don’t eat meat want to have food that imitates meat. Speaking of spitting out gross food, I had orejas (pig ears) in Spain once. They were slimy, hairy, prickly and crunchy all at once. The most disgusting things I ever tried.
Why would you try pigs ears? I don’t even nibble on y wife’s ears.
It’s a really long story and involved honor. Your poor wife
Well, in my defense, she has long hair. But I do tickle her back. She likes that.
The temps are even hotter in your neck of the woods than here in the South. I hope you haven’t been blessed with our humidity. 🙂
Very dry here, which is nice for tolerating the heat, but doesn’t help with forest fires.
Very impressed with this one Sir. Great effects!
Thanks, Inchcock!