The wind blew away the color this morning
Silver: “Hey, Loki! Loki, Loki, Loki, Loki, Loki, Loki! Hey, Loki! Hey, Loki! Hey, Loki! Hey, Loki! Loki, Loki, Loki, Loki, Loki, Loki!”
Glenda, Spunk, Silver, and Loki waiting for Gwendolyn.
Gwendolyn: “Okay! Here I am! The Jugger Not Band meeting can begin!”
“Well? Well?”
“Calling a Jugger Not Band meeting to order is like herding cats!”
Sasha sacked out
Dawn
Noon
Dusk
When I walked out of a store at sunset, the sky was wild over the Sandias. On my way home the sky was very distracting. I stopped several times facing icy winds, crossing busy streets, and getting stickers in my socks to photograph the quickly changing wild sky.
Dawn
Shey’s Tree. Cindy’s Santa Cynthia Tree. Christine’s Tree on the right.
Cranes in a fly-by. The cranes started flying over at high altitude last week.
We haven’t seen the Tangle Heart Tree in a while.
Dawn
Afternoon storm
Riding the storm out
Moon vortex
Dusk
White Oaks Schoolhouse was built in 1895. It’s only open on weekends, so I did not get to go inside. White Oaks, New Mexico is 17 miles northeast of Carrizozo, New Mexico. The White Oaks webpage is at http://whiteoaksnm.com/index.html. There is also a wiki on White Oaks, NM: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_Oaks%2C_New_Mexico.
It has a three-hole outhouse.
A safe from the old post office and bile of mystery metal. Although there is an old tricycle on the concrete slab.
View from the west side of the school.
The south side of the school.
The east side of the school.
Another example of Farm and Ranch Graffiti in the middle of nowhere.
Graffiti on water tanks on NM Highway 380 between San Antonio and Carrizozo.
Off Center & Not Even 