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| Living the high life |
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| Clouds touching earth |
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| Swirling wind makes for interesting cloud patterns |
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| Clouds creeping up on the Organ Mountains |
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| Behind Tortugas Mountain on yet another rainy day |
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| The road into Dripping Springs Natural Area |
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| Clouds obscuring the taller peaks |
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| La Cueva Rocks (foreground), Organ Mountain beyond |
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| The saddle between the rocks |
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| La Cueva Rocks |
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| Like the spine of a dinosaur |
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| Incredibly green for the high desert |
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| The Organ Mountains nearly shrouded by clouds |
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| Tortugas (Tortoise) Mountain from the Dripping Spring Road |
5 comments:
What striking photos you took today, Packrat.
Really beautiful images today, Packrat! The image "Clouds obscuring the taller peaks" reminded me of Kali's and my visit to Kauai, Hawaii; the jagged volcanic mountains in the interior of the island (the wettest place on earth) always seemed to be shrouded in mist and clouds like these.
I noticed on my national weather map this morning that you're stuck in a wet pattern (that extends northward into Colorado, where our future home outside Fort Collins is getting drenched, too).
Thank you, Dr. K.
:)
Thanks, Scott.
I visited Hawaii once when I was in the navy. We were in transit to Vietnam.
Yes, we're stuck in that weather system, and the videos I've seen out of Colorado are just heartbreaking. Coloradoans are getting blasted.
Great photos! How's the arroyo next to your house? Is it full of water?
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