Dawn
A thunderstorm passed through this afternoon and produced 0.02 inches of rain. Not much precipitation, but looking on the bright side, that was double the rainfall we got in July.
Balloons were flying this morning. We should start seeing more balloons as the Balloon Fiesta draws near.
Contrail gone wild
Weird clouds at sunset
Sunset
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.
Sunflowers, Moon @ Sunrise
Morning Glory
Sunset
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
Dawn
Can Evel Boll Weevil make a daredevil jump over Bumblebee?
Jupiter at dawn
Peaches from Dale’s Peach Tree and grapes.
Early morning bloomer
Riding into the storm.
There are critters in them, there clouds.
Storms facing off over the Sandias.
Sunset
Morning
Evening
I went outside to check out Dawn this morning. She was colorful and quite lovely.
Jupiter was high in the sky, bright and shining.
Then it dawned on me that I should add some of my vintage cameras to my Mac Museum at the office.
Under this mound lies a big, big man, Big John.
Can one rest in peace when the foundation of eternity is broken?
Dawn
Off Center & Not Even 