Ahead of the second snowfall – and after – we’ve had some wind. The thirsty ground is slurping the moisture as desperately as you’d imagine.
Ahead of the second snowfall – and after – we’ve had some wind. The thirsty ground is slurping the moisture as desperately as you’d imagine.
Little S’aka looks like a dream in his wonderland.
Sigh.
Eat your hearts out, boys. She’s taken. 🙂
Look at all that lovely summer green.
What, you ask?!
All that winter white means summer green (or least not as brown as it could be). And that is why, every single time it snows (or rains), we are so, so, SO very grateful.
We humans look forward, but the mustangs live in the moment. And right now, they don’t have to go far for a “drink” while they graze. They slurp as they nibble. 🙂
Maiku struts his handsome self for the ladies … none of whom were particularly impressed. 🙂
The ground is white again after a fabulous and long snowfall Friday! Yay, moisture!
So grateful.
Disappointment Valley and the surrounding area got a surprise snowfall Wednesday night and Thursday morning – or at least the timing was a surprise. Any snow is a surprise – and welcome! – this “winter,” frankly, after the terrible dryness.
Southwestern Colorado is classified now as “extreme” on the drought monitor. … As if we didn’t know.
But we have more in our forecast, and hopefully some will stick around. By late afternoon, the above, pictured with lovely Reya, was all that was left of a couple of inches of the wonderful wet whiteness.
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C’mon, MORE! 🙂
All the glamour … none of the drama. Or red carpets. 🙂 He prefers four-wing saltbush and galleta grass anyway.
Puzzle will need her fuzzy coat. After the “storm” that didn’t actually give us much moisture, temps are supposed to get cooooooollllldddd.
Pretty Juniper models her shaggy winter-mustang look as she walks past McKenna Peak and Temple Butte. We got a bit of winter moisture … some rain, some snow, some graupel. Some of it even stuck. Briefly. 🙂
… would we ever dream of taming that which is so wildly beautiful?