Morning hike


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The weather suggested that I would find drama, and the mountain did not disappoint. I wrote about it with images that can be made even larger over on the journal pages.



I remember looking at the sky earlier this evening and I noted that the high clouds on the horizon looked thin. When they are thin we can get great sunsets so I parked the thought and almost forgot.
I was working at my computer downstairs and swiveled around and peeked out the front blinds which are closed and grabbed my camera and ran upstairs for the shots.

Larger image here.

Larger image here.
Today’s photo of the day holds good news and bad news.
The good news is that there are flowers about, and that means that it’s getting warm enough to hike in shorts and a t-shirt.
The bad news is that it’s warm enough to hike in shorts and a t-shirt because that means that just about all of the snow has melted off of the mountain and we are looking at a very dry spring. And a dry spring means few flowers.

After the shot taken yesterday I set my alarm so that I would be up and ready for the moon set today. What surprised me was how far south on the horizon the moon had moved in just one day.




by David Alan
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