“Sunset over intel …” That is how it was when Intel came to COS. They built a multi-million dollar fabrication plant and made less than 100 chipsets. After closing and selling the plant, Intel came back 10 years later to build another fabrication plant. Never got past moving some dirt around at the construction site.
Portmanteau
Sounds soft and sexy
Built-in processor
Or; the plant in Rio Rancho
Thank you for making the information public
All the shots are beautiful
You’re welcome, abvr.
The intel plant on the escarpment above corrales was of their first plants. It has been through lots of phasing out, retooling and expanding their fabs since. I’m not sure where they are on their latest expansion. The cranes in the photo have been up for a long time. Thanks, Deborah.
If we had skies even 10% the beauty of yours, I think people would be more amazing in Toronto.
I mean they walk around as grey as the skies.
Then today is sunny. Half are angry it’s too hot.
Suspect that Intel plant is running 3 shifts a day 7 days a week if it its producing integrated chips – took me a year and a half to simply get a new radio for my RV. Wasn’t aware that plant was down there.
Off Center & Not Even 
Man oh man. Those cloud shots! The first wow of a burst! The moon orange clouds and that line of puffs! The moon! And those roses… my goodness…
Everything was colorful. Thanks, Dale.
No kidding!!!
I love the sunset and the moon. “Sunset over intel” would make a great title for a novel.
It would make a good title. Thanks, Liz.
You’re welcome, Tim.
“Sunset over intel …” That is how it was when Intel came to COS. They built a multi-million dollar fabrication plant and made less than 100 chipsets. After closing and selling the plant, Intel came back 10 years later to build another fabrication plant. Never got past moving some dirt around at the construction site.
Oh didn’t realise that the first shot was a chip. Thought intel was code for something!
Thanks, chiefmadapple.
Portmanteau
Sounds soft and sexy
Built-in processor
Or; the plant in Rio Rancho
Thank you for making the information public
All the shots are beautiful
You’re welcome, abvr.
The intel plant on the escarpment above corrales was of their first plants. It has been through lots of phasing out, retooling and expanding their fabs since. I’m not sure where they are on their latest expansion. The cranes in the photo have been up for a long time. Thanks, Deborah.
That sunset is very beautiful, Tim. The skies both day and night and roses always delight.
Thanks, Lavinia.
Beautiful roses! More water color skies! How do you do it!?
With thin clouds and dust in the air, the colors go crazy. Thanks, Brad.
Your sunsets are amazing.
Thanks, Roberta.
My day is complete… it’s can’t get any better then seeing your roses and sky shots.
Have a wonderful weekend. ❤️🤍💙
Thanks, Nancy. Happy to give a nice completion to your day.
Timothy, these are stunning. Absolutely stunning.
Thanks, Shey.
Fabulous images….love the skies. Enjoy the weekend. Janet 🙂
Thanks, Janet.. You too.
Fantastic shots and blooms. That last one with the stars, the Moon and the backlit trees… wow!
Thanks, Marina.
Amazing clouds and beautiful flowers.
Thanks, rabirius.
Beautiful shots, Tim, both the sky and the roses. The “puffy” contrail is intriguing.
It’s fascinating how the contrails end up that way. Thanks, Maj & Sher.
I really like the juxtaposition of the “intel” and sunset photo, the puffy “contrails” and the moon!
Thanks, Mary Jo.
Your photos always amaze me Tim, thank you for sharing with us!
Thanks, Tiffany.
stupendous Tim.. just so yummy!
Thanks, Cindy.
Of course Tim! 💞
Nothing short of brilliant, Tim!
Thanks, Ichie.
Exquisite pics, Tim.
Thanks, Jeff.
If we had skies even 10% the beauty of yours, I think people would be more amazing in Toronto.
I mean they walk around as grey as the skies.
Then today is sunny. Half are angry it’s too hot.
Some people don’t want to be happy no matter what. It’s really hard to be in places without sunshine. Thanks, Resa.
Gorgeous blooms and wonderful cloudy skies!
Thanks, Julie.
Suspect that Intel plant is running 3 shifts a day 7 days a week if it its producing integrated chips – took me a year and a half to simply get a new radio for my RV. Wasn’t aware that plant was down there.
It was one of the first intel plants. Thanks, Brian.