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dancinghorse) wrote2012-07-15 08:44 pm
dancinghorse) wrote2012-07-15 08:44 pm
Just Another Summer Evening in the Old Pueblo
This monsoon came on early and it's come on strong. We haven't had a lot of rain here, but there have been major storms all around the Tucson Valley, with winds and floods and swiftwater rescues.
Today we had our turn. Clouds moved in in the early afternoon. They were blue-black, and they meant business.
At sundown I headed out to feed the ponies--and ran right back in again to snag the camera.
Rincon Peak doubles up on the pots of gold (with bonus mammatus clouds):
The sun bleeds through a wall of storm:
And away to the north, above the horses, the Santa Catalinas are drowned in light:
Thunder rumbled and rolled all the while I was out with the camera, and kept on rolling while I fed the horses. It's still going, and the lightning is flashing. It's a wild night.
Today we had our turn. Clouds moved in in the early afternoon. They were blue-black, and they meant business.
At sundown I headed out to feed the ponies--and ran right back in again to snag the camera.
Rincon Peak doubles up on the pots of gold (with bonus mammatus clouds):
The sun bleeds through a wall of storm:
And away to the north, above the horses, the Santa Catalinas are drowned in light:
Thunder rumbled and rolled all the while I was out with the camera, and kept on rolling while I fed the horses. It's still going, and the lightning is flashing. It's a wild night.
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We've been having thunder here all evening too, but nothing nearly as picturesque as that.
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Also, you know. Monsoon.
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---L.
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Your photos are beautiful!
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