landscapes / Moon Las Grandes Tetones de Nuevo Mexico August 23, 2026 Timothy Price25 Comments Old gnarly tree at sunrise Las grandes tetones de Nuevo Mexico Colibrí al amanecer Sunset Toad amongst turquoise The river rose for a while last night after the rain. Who is that masked man? Share this: Share on X (Opens in new window) X Share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Like Loading...
Beautiful post, Tim! Love the gnarly, love the toad and love, love love all the turquoise water, stones and skies. xx Reply
Absolutely. New Mexico’s land mass and tetones are about 30% larger than the UK’s. Thanks, Shey. Reply
What beautiful colors……..I “saw” a seal on the moon face looking back at me……but then I have a vivid imagination! Pam Reply
That road looks refreshed and ready to rip-it! Let’s hope it doesn’t croak…here all week, be sure and tip your waiters Reply
Ribbit! It’s a teenage toad, so you never know what kind of trouble it will get into. Thanks, Brian. Reply
Gorgeous! And that toad melds too well into the soil. He could so easily be stepped on by one less careful than you! Reply
Beautiful post, Tim!
Love the gnarly, love the toad and love, love love all the turquoise water, stones and skies. xx
What aout las grandes tetones? They are pretty amazinv for NM. Thanks, Resa!
Yes! Lol!! xx
Ahhhhhhh… Just grand in every way.
Absolutely. New Mexico’s land mass and tetones are about 30% larger than the UK’s. Thanks, Shey.
Oh we are just shrimps that way Lol.
What beautiful colors……..I “saw” a seal on the moon face looking back at me……but then I have a vivid imagination!
Pam
Gnarly and moon faces! Love! Love!
Thanks, Nancy.
I love the first three photos in particular. And the moon, too, of course!
Thanks, Liz.
You’re welcome, Tim.
Wow!!! The colour is extraordinary, Tim!!!
Thanks Rebecca.
You had rain. So that’s good. Beautiful photographs.
A bit, but now enough. Thanks, Gigi.
Each photo displays a different mood. I particularly like the Toad amongst turquoise. 🙂
It dawn and dusk were moody. Thanks, Rebecca.
That road looks refreshed and ready to rip-it! Let’s hope it doesn’t croak…here all week, be sure and tip your waiters
Ribbit! It’s a teenage toad, so you never know what kind of trouble it will get into. Thanks, Brian.
Gorgeous! And that toad melds too well into the soil. He could so easily be stepped on by one less careful than you!
The toads are hard to see. They are camo masters. Thanks, Dale.
They are!
Super photos Tim .. that’s rather a chubby toad
Woodhouse Toads tend to be chubby fellas. Thanks, Julie.