If this image of Terra seems to imply searing heat, mission accomplished (though it wasn’t quite that hot when it was taken). Pretty toasty out there … out here … all around the Southwest.
So it’s a good thing that our next water-catchment project starts today! Think cool thoughts for our BLM guys, Mike, Garth and Daniel! We’re gonna need it!
Bonus:
McKenna Peak is obvious. Not so obvious is the sliver of Temple Butte at back left.
The almost-full strawberry moon of June – which will be a supermoon when it IS full Tuesday (appearing full Sunday night through Wednesday; pic taken last night) – is the perfect topper. 🙂
Spring Creek Basin Mustangs 
Beautiful captures of both! Sending my ‘good thoughts and well wishes’ for the next project! ❤
Thank you, TamrahJo! We’ll take all the good thoughts and well wishes we can get. 🙂
Just in time with the new catchment ! Looking forward to Tues PM and basking under the super moon 🙂
I hope it comes up in a clear sky for you. We have SMOKE from a fire near Flagstaff. Ugh. Not so pretty here right now.
Looking forward to seeing y’all June 27, hearing about the new BLM water catchment, catching up with you, and seeing our beloved mustangs.
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It’ll be toasty … and hopefully not smoky!
Thinking cool thoughts!
Thank you, Karen! My brother in Illinois has 100 degrees in his forecast. … Hope you’re not in for similarly HOT weather!
Good for our BlM guys for working in the heat!
Now we need it to rain !
Those guys are tough! 🙂 And we have some rain in the forecast!? A week out, but hopefully it drops SOME wetness (*fingers and toes crossed*!!).
Whet an incredible picture – Thank You for sharing them!
Thanks, Tony. 🙂
It’s too hot. Your photo captures exactly the way it feels.
… “a thousand words,” eh? 🙂
At least!!! Smoke here so I imagine there, too. 😦
“Searing” is the word all right…and seemingly way too soon. Another water catchment! How wonderful…and needed. Thanks for the “cooling off” photo after your “hot” photo, TJ! 😁
I do like the bright side of things. 🙂 Cooling off tomorrow, I hope. … The smoke and the wind and the dust and the heat. It’s harsh.