The temperature dropped to freezing overnight and a ruckus of piñon jays flocked in the morning to food and water at 6,000 feet, first ones I’ve seen this season.
The temperature dropped to freezing overnight and a ruckus of piñon jays flocked in the morning to food and water at 6,000 feet, first ones I’ve seen this season.
Fortunately no bears, like friends Tom in Albuquerque and Larry in Crestone.
Cowboy 2 retreated to his bathtub hideaway last night while I stayed on the couch and played with my iPhone. Monsoon continues with more heat and light than rain here, although patterns are very spotty. I worry about the mountain and dry lightning. Elsewhere, my college-student nephew, Will, not a couch potato, was evacuated July …
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Happy holidays ….
Before I switch to the monsoon, here are a few pre-monsoon sunsets with Cabezón. From home, down the Lower Las Huertas Creek drainage and over the Rio Grande.
Clouds, concert, nap.
