The desert is blooming so I took my camera along last night.
You can see a crane on the horizon. The houses are coming, but fortunately they will not cross the canal where the best of the ride is.
Nice pictures - thank you
I’d repay the favor with some photos from Cleveland - but I don;t think you want to see them - although it is a beautiful day here today
Sunny and 33 degrees - snow still on the ground!
NOTHING comes close to the desert in bloom…
Just awesome!
I just got back from Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. Talk about desert, I really love that place and can see going back several times when time and money permits.
The pictures are awesome!
thanks for sharing those pics…it really lifted my spirits (as I sit here in a freezing cold office, with a horrible head cold, and gray glum outside.–I feeling like crying)
meow (sob, sob)
kittycat
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Kitty
Sorry to hear you’re not well.
Chin up - spring is but a few days away!
Beautiful pics. Thanks. I’ll have to share these with my friends who also love the Southwest.
I’d give my left nut to be out there right now. Lance better watch out!
I dig that shot of the cactus especially. Little wonder some guy would want to abstain from food to naturally trip out for forty days in a place like that.
great shots…very enjoyable to have viewed!
What is the matter, Kittycat? Is the Guiness not working?
well, I promised myself not to drink it, as I’m not really at my target weight yet. plus I feel so badly I dont know if I even could drink it–a crime, I know!! perhaps I’ll try tonight though, and be damned with the waistline theory…
Wow those spines look wicked, how many flats a day do you guys getwith those monsters on the road?
With slime and lizard skins in my tires, I have not had a flat for several months (although I have had times when I get flats every day). However, when I got home last night my leg was throbbing and I found a one inch cactus spine stuck in my shin.