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Saturday, July 1, 2023

Difference a Day Makes

Ancient Soaptree Yucca in the left branch
Yesterday we were cool under a thick cloud cover; today we sweltered in the blazing sun.  A slight breeze moderated the heat somewhat, but the zephyr was sporadic at best.

We took shade and water breaks that benefited the Heelers, but Dr. K and I were exposed to the desert elements all the while.

Saw nobody else out in our section of northern Chihuahuan Desert, and, at the risk of seeming antisocial, that's the way we all like it.

Artsy Swainson's Hawk

Willow and Frio

This & next:  in the shadow of our favorite yucca


Yuccas on the ridge west of the Organ Mountains

Looking north in the right branch

Tortugas Mountain and the Organs

 

1 comment:

Dr. K said...

I like the images of our favorite Yucca.

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