Temple on a dramatic evening a couple of nights ago. A curtain of rain was passing to the northwest over or in front of (our Colorado side of) Utah’s La Sal Mountains.
Shafts of sunlight were finding the mountains as the rain edged past to the north.
Whatever land was getting that glorious rainfall under the path of the curtain is fortunate, indeed. For our part of Disappointment Valley, after a crazy “front” of wind, rain finally came briefly after dark. Still not much, but it was wonderful while it lasted.
I even managed to capture a tiny bolt of lightning in the clouds. The ponies were not at all concerned, but shortly after, I hit the road!
Spring Creek Basin Mustangs 
Beautiful scenes and beautiful mustangs with rain draperies. TJ! These are are great photos and capturing that lightening bolt was really cool!
Sure wish we’d get more of that rain that’s drifting across our horizons. Have to hope it’s coming??
I’ll bet you hit the road!👌🏼
Ha. 🙂 There were a lot of bolts that I missed. Thankfully not close, but better safe than … otherwise!
Hoping for more rain! Another great picture!
Whew, one of these days, we’ll be flooding … but I think never, ever will we ever complain about any rain at all. 🙂