Another Tubular Dawn under a clear sky.
Clear skies in every direction.
Tubular Dusk
Look, Mom! No Clouds!
Category: Night
Tubular Dawn
Venus is in the lower left. Jupiter is in the middle right.
Harvest Moon over Sandias
Sunset on the Rio Grande
Outriding The Storm
Venus and stars at dawn
Sirius at the bottom left. Jupiter at the top right at dawn.
Stars through thin clouds at 10:30 PM.
Day Breaker Rose
A Hawk was “riding the storm out” on top of a tree while I was “outriding the storm” on my Black Beauty Bosque bike.
Sunset
Barely
Dawn
Dark clouds met Dawn
Rolled over mountains
Promised rain
Delivered
One-tenth of an inch
Demon clouds who spit on cyclists
Forced to
Ride through rain
Peddle mud
Raced Dusk
Beat Darkness
Barely
Dusk
Another Day, Another Post! Same as it ever was!
Dawn clouds ready to greet the sun.
The lonesome tomato
Sun over sunflowers
Whispy clouds
Mothra on sunflower
Bumblebeeing
Dusk in the ditch
Sandias. Note: The water ponded at the opening of the flood control channel came from rain 20 miles west of Corrales. Corrales didn’t get a drop of rain.
Sunset
Night sky looking southeast.
“Do I dare to eat a peach?”
Dawn
Silver considers The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock.
“Shall I part my hair behind? Do I dare to eat a peach?”
Ninety-nine point eight percent last night and this morning. The persistence of the August Blue Moon.
Sunset
Poltergeists On Pogo Sticks
Bouncing through the night
Poltergeists on Pogo sticks
Happy flashing by
Tour De Los Muertos
Moon hangs to the south
Race of spirits streaking by
Tour De Los Muertos
Sunset
Cranky Cloud
Do you see the cranky cloud? Saturn rose with the moon last night. You can see Saturn to the left of the moon. The moon is in the clutches of Gigi’s tree.
Moon behind a cottonwood at dawn.
Ninety-Nine Percent
Yet another full moon.
Three nights in a row
Full moon all over again
Ninety-nine percent
Sunset
Off Center & Not Even 