Rain, Shine & High Water

Storm clouds

Wet rose

Burning bush

Taboo

Marina’s Incognito Pear Tree is confused with putting on red leaves for fall and blooming at the same time.

Sunshine and rain at the same time

Spunk

The river running high from the rain

Glenda: “Whoa! That’s a lot of water!”

Rain and shine on the Rio Grande

Doppel: “Lovely light, il Paparazzo! I like looking at it in photos instead of real time in the rain.”

Jake contemplating the rising river

24 thoughts on “Rain, Shine & High Water”

  1. I’m always impressed by the beauty of the place you live in, Tim. Wish I could overcome my fear of flying and pay you a visit. Or maybe consider a long boat and train journey? 😸

    • Thanks, Herman. I did some checking, and taking a ship and then a train from Europe to Corrales would be a logistical nightmare. You would have to book a transatlantic cruise, and it looks like most of them go to Miami. To get a train from Miami to Albuquerque, you ride from Miami to Chicago and then Chicago to Albuquerque. Around three days maybe four on the train. You might have to book two separate cruises to get across the Atlantic and back. If you booked a cruise and got to Miami, you would be better off renting a car in Miami and taking a 30-plus-hour road trip to Corrales. It’s only 3,220 Km from Miami to Corrales, but you would see a good portion of the southern USA along the way.

      You might not find flying to be too bad fi you tried it, but trying out flying on an international flight is not a good idea.

      • Thanks for checking this out, Tim. You’re absolutely right, this is a logistical nightmare. Guess the easiest way is to take some tranquillisers and sleeping pills and get on that plain…

        • But you need to try that on a shorter flight before trying a 14-hour flight. Laurie mentioned that big planes that fly between the USA and Europe are more boring than scary.

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