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At this time yesterday we could barely see the Organs
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I may have to reassess my conclusion from yesterday that the bad air we were experiencing was dust trapped by a temperature inversion. The reason is twofold: the wind was coming in from the south today--where there are no forest fires--and Dr. K told me the air was bad during her entire drive up to Santa Fe yesterday morning. Therefore it seems likely that we were getting smoke from the Gila and Arizona fires that was carried in on a northwesterly wind.
At any rate the air was good this morning, and my hiking companions and I appreciated it very much during our trek up to First Arroyo and back. We saw nobody of the human or canine variety coming or going, but we did spot several Black-tailed Jackrabbits who rapidly transited the trail ahead of us on two different occasions. Neither Willow nor Frio got especially riled at the nerve of those American Desert Hares.
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Pretty sure that's an ant
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View from First Arroyo
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This & the next: puffy little clouds
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This & the next: Frio and Willow in First Arroyo
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Looking east at Tortugas Mountain
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This is hell
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Last 2: Tortugas and the Organs
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1 comment:
I really like the second photo with the puffy white clouds.
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