Theresa and Tommy Turkey Talking Thanksgiving Turkey Talk.
We got .27 of an inch (6.9 mm) of rain last night. It was enough to leave a few puddles.
Dale’s Peachtree at Dawn
Afternoon split
Sunset
Happy Thanksgiving! It Rained!
Theresa and Tommy Turkey Talking Thanksgiving Turkey Talk.
We got .27 of an inch (6.9 mm) of rain last night. It was enough to leave a few puddles.
Dale’s Peachtree at Dawn
Afternoon split
Sunset
Off Center & Not Even 
How wonderful! We had a few sprinkles yesterday. Yay! Happy Thanksgiving! Cute turkeys.
Thanks, Michele. We really needed that rain and we need a lot more. Happy Thanksgiving.
Woo hoo! We have more than our share that I would so dearly love to share with you…
Beauty shots!
You can send rain this way. Thanks, Dale,
I would love to!
And I’ll send you sunshine: https://youtu.be/oXvJ8UquYoo
That was fantastic!! He has sun but I’ll take this one any day…
And here is some rain for you! https://youtu.be/GpBFOJ3R0M4
That was a very uplifting video. It’s excellent. Do you wear fishnets in the rain?
Happy Thanksgiving, Tim. Magnificent pics.
Thanks, Jeff. You too.
Welcome, Tim. Thank you.
The photos are beautiful, Tim. Happy Thanksgiving! It is cold and foggy up here.
It’s mostly cloudy now, but sunshine tomorrow. Thanks, Lavinia.
We’re under fire warnings and Santa Ana winds! The sky shots are gorgeous. Happy Thanksgiving! Timothy 🥂🥧🏡🦃🍾
Happy Thanksgiving, Cindy. Be careful out there.
The blue and purple clouds are awesome. I’m glad you got some rain; we’re getting some late tonight, then colder temperatures tomorrow. Happy Thanksgiving, Tim.
Thanks, KT. Happy Thanksgiving.
Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family Tim! That is a mighty fine pair of Turkey’s you have there and with the standard coloring! Raining now and overnight here which was 100% predictable as I have a trail race at 7am – never fails, so I’ll be “thankful” to get home and wash all the mud off ha!
What’s a trail race without a bunch of mud. These are feral turkeys that used to hang out on our property from time to time. I heard animal control rounded them all up and got rid of them. I have seen any in a few years. Although a neighbor said she saws turkeys on the ditch south of us a few days ago. Thanks, Brian.
Happy Thanksgiving and I will burn a candle for some more rain 😉
Thanks, Rudi. I appreciate the candle burn.
Happy Thanksgiving, and I like the Ts and trees.
Ts and Trees. That might make a song. Thanks, Heidi.
🙂
I bet you were thankful for that!. Happy Thanksgiving. x
At least there was something to be thankful for on Thanksgiving. Thanks, Shey.
Our feral turkeys don’t look anything like the beauties in your photo. Lovely images of the dawn and sunset, Timothy. We got almost ,2 and will let it ride for tonight’s drizzle…
Your turkeys might have more wild turkey stock in them. Ours were farm turkeys that went feral.
That makes more sense. We had a wild turkey that wandered the streets of Bisbee last year. Helps to remember that humans aren’t the only inhabitants of our mountain community.
Guess you were quite pleased with the rain? We were still officially in drought until yesterday. The heavens opened and it was touch and go on the flood front. That will do now, thanks!
Amazing how it’s either drought or drenched. Stay dry and make the best of living on the edge of wetness. Thanks, Couriers.
No rain, a bit chilly though. That’s means we dipped below 70. Happy Thanksgiving!
Below 70! EEEEE I’ll bet you are freezing. 🥶 It’s a balmy 28 this morning out here. 😓 Happy Thanksgiving. Are you doing anything special for Thanks? I assume you are not riding you motocycle when it’s below 70?
You poor thing, get out the swim suits! I’m finally getting together with family. The visits are few and far between. No biking though 70 is the best , just cool enough to justify some leather.
Ah… Happy Thanksgiving, my friend! Here’s one thing I sure am grateful for: the beauty you share each and every day, brightening my days! 🙏
Thanks, Marina. I’m happy I can brighten you day. You need a lot of brightness over there.
You can say that again!!!!
I very much hope that your turkeys survived Thanksgiving, Timothy, and that you may enjoy the day in best company and with a delicious meal:)
No turkeys where harmed on our account. Thanks, Martina.
:):)
I so love your skies, Timothy. Theresa and Tommy are beautiful too, bless them. Happy Thanksgiving!
Thanks, Lizzy.
Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family! I’m glad you got some rain, your trees must be happy!
All the plants look happier. Thanks, Mya.
Those cloud photos are stunning! Are Theresa and Tommy friends of yours or dinner? Happy thanksgiving!
Amigos mi amiga. ¡Me amo los pavos, pero no me gusta comerlos! Do you celebrate Thanksgiving? Happy Thanks!
Good point. Friends don’t eat friends.
Yup, celebrating Thanksgiving w/family later.
In most cases. Jeffrry Dahmer’s mom has having dinner with him in his apartment. She said “I really don’t like your friends, Jeffery.” He said: “Just eat the vegetables, then!”
OMG! Funny, but awful joke!
I couldn’t resist.
Very nice photos! Have a beautiful Thanksgiving!
Thanks, Dawn. Happy Thanksgiving. Thank you for providing a forum on your post yesterday.
I never met anyone who got this excited over rain, Tim. We are drenched here. As for your skyscapes, I am in awe of what I see. We don’t have skies like that here and to see such cloud formations makes my jaw drop. Wow!!! Happy Thanksgiving!!! xo
Thanks, Amy Rose. It is so dry here that any rain is worth celebrating. The Spanish barely made it through droughts like this hundreds of years ago. I read accounts where it got so bad they had to eat leather to survive. If it wasn’t for the enchantment factor, the skies are a big part of it, I think the Spanish would have abandoned New Mexico hundreds of years ago.
Oh wow, Tim. I know I couldn’t survive in that existence for I require water. The landscapes and skyscapes your way are stunning but the dryness would really get to me. I can’t imagine eating leather. Dang!! That is harsh!!
It’s amazing the hardships those early settlers endured.
That in my opinion is called courage and determination. Compared to those people, we know nothing of hardships.
True.
Happy Thanksgiving!
Thanks, Yellow Cable. I hope you are having a wonderful Thanksgiving.
Happy Thanksgiving from our hearts to yours! And thank you for the rain!
Thanks, Nancy.
It rained here too! More floods and rain, rain, rain. It feels good to be inside with a cup of tea. I am thrilled to be sharing thanksgiving with you!
You got way too much rain. We don’t get enough. Thanks, Rebecca.
Congratulations on the rain, I hope some of it finds its way to us, more dry Santa Anas today. We still have so much to be thankful for, like those beautiful sunsets!😍🙏
Thanks, Tiffany.
Such a beauty of nature! Awesome shots!!
Thanks, Samruddhi.
Not only do you have the most phenomenal scenery and wild life all around you, but also the ability to capture it so beautifully, Sir.
Jealous? Me? Never (he lies)!
Thanks, Inchcock. In would be nice if you could get out.
Yay for rain and talking turkeys along with stunning pictures Timothy. Hope you had a wonderful Thanksgiving🙏. 💖
We did. How about you? Thanks, Cindy.
Oh good to hear! It was really nice but we ended up with 22 and even though everyone brought something, it was a lot of work but so wonderful to have all of the family together.
Although terrifying for my once feral and she didn’t come in until late. 💖 Thanks for asking. 🙏
Most of our cats go into hiding when people come over. We don’t get many visitors. 22 es mucha familia.
Star finally came home ….. LATE. Si Senior!
Some family bailed so amigas tambien. mas trabajo! 🌷💖
I hope you had a good Thanksgiving despite the rain, Timothy. It has been pouring here in Johannesburg too.
Thanks, Robbie. No rain on Thanksgiving. It would have been welcome. It’s very dry here.
We have very dry winters here and by September we are all going crazy with the dust and pollen.
The dust and pollen drives us crazy year round.
Gobble, gobble, gobble!
Happy you got rain, Tim!
Unfortunately, parts of Canada have WAY too much rain.
In BC, they got an atmospheric river. It’s a disaster. They expecting 2 more rivers to fall from the sky, in the next few days.
Wish we could share!
Inundation is the word in the northwest. Bellingham, WA got a bit of that.
The world is in a tailspin, Tim!
I grabbed a couple more trees while I was here.
I’m so excited! I’m almost finished the rough for Holly and me to proof.
LOL, I thought I was finished drawing, but 1 more has come up.
Never ending. You are welcome to all the trees you need.