Kreacher shows off the marks of a life wildly lived.
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Disappointment Valley and Spring Creek Basin got a wonderfully relieving rain. The dehydrated earth is soaking it in, and more – hopefully – is on the way. The landscape is greener already. Seriously.
Aspen attracts the coolest friends.
Two of Spring Creek Basin’s beauties: Piedra and Temple Butte.
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Happy, happy birthday to my “little” brother, Jeff! (He’s younger, but he’s taller!)
… I’m sleepin’ here.
Kwana – fully into his afternoon nap. His eyes were totally closed. His ears were somewhat active. He was completely confident that his pals, Kreacher (to the left) and Duke (to the right), would protect him.
Grey/Traveler struts his stuff below a still-stormy sky. The region got rain – finally – this past weekend. Amounts varied wildly and included rain, hail and snow. The thirsty earth already is dry again, but we’re enjoying crystalline days and glorious sunrises and sunset.
Such a look from sweet Jadi at the top of her basin home. Beyond is outside Spring Creek Basin, but it’s still part of Disappointment Valley.
Oh, yes, we see you, dark Shadow-girl!
Ty and Seneca look down a hill at Copper’s band. Behind them is the southern wall of Brumley Point.
Oh, how the heart does sing at the sight.
Gaia’s birthday was Earth Day. Every day in Spring Creek Basin is an opportunity to honor our planet and those who live upon it. Every day everywhere provides that opportunity.
