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Sunday, January 24, 2021

Chihuahuan Bushwhack

The long view

Soaptree Yucca
The four of us got in an extra long hike this morning before the expected change in the weather; it's supposed to get very windy this afternoon, bringing in a cold front that's carrying moisture--rain and, possibly, snow.

We did a significant amount of bushwhacking during today's trek, more than we originally planned on doing.  The reason for the extra exploration had to do with our desire to avoid the man and woman descending LDR as we were getting ready to ascend to the upper flatland.  They had two loose dogs we didn't want to meet.  The Heelers wanted to meet them, especially Willow who's determined to rip one of my arms out of its socket.

It was a beautiful morning in our corner of the northern Chihuahuan Desert today, and we all enjoyed being out there.

In the Tellbrook Arroyo

This and the next:  hot airing it


Mesquite

This and the next:  Tortugas and the Organs


Hedgehog Cactus

Tortugas and the Organs

Willow and Frio

This and the next:  bushwhacking in an arroyo

 


Soaptree

Soaptrees

This and the next 3:  Dr. K with the Heelers




This and the next:  2 more long views


The Heelers and me

1 comment:

Dr. K said...

That's a great photo of you and the heelers.

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