Search This Blog

Followers

Monday, March 8, 2021

Low 80s

Hedgehog growing at the base of a dead Prickly Pear
It was quite overcast when we headed out this morning, so we didn't expect the temperature to rise as quickly as it did.  Both Dr. K and I were a tad over dressed for our morning excursion.

While we trekked up toward First Arroyo we spotted somebody coming up behind us, and we ID'd him as the runner we often see out there; eventually we had to step off the road to let him pass because both Frio and Willow wouldn't stop looking back at him.  He even made a comment about how they were watching him when he finally passed by.

After a respite in the arroyo we made our way back only to discover the man who had come up behind us on the outbound leg was coming up behind us again on the inbound.  We decided to bushwhack to the west of LDR until he was substantially ahead of us; and then we got back on the long dirt road for our final push into the upper flatland.

This and the next:  interesting clouds over the Organs


Tree

This and the next:  sky above First Arroyo


This and the next:  Frio and Willow


Heelers with Dr. K

Beautiful sky

Prickly Pear

Off the trail

 

1 comment:

Dr. K said...

I like the photo that you call "Tree" and the way it fits into the landscape surrounding it.

Gary Larson Day

Organ Mountains We spotted the cows almost from the moment we started our hike this morning; there were four walking along LDR from south to...