Me: Quick, Hank! Catch my cap before it leaves the state!
It's been a little windy here of late, and not just the usual spring-in-New-Mexico kind of wind.
This is the I-haven't-taken-Smooch-for-a-walk-in-two-days kind of wind.
The up side of all the blowing dust is the effect it has on the light...
...especially when the sun starts to set.
Those are some amazing pictures!!! WOW!!! Hope you got your hat.
ReplyDeleteDramatic and dreamy and other-worldly!
ReplyDeleteDidja get yer hat back?
Wow~ The sunset photos are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteGORGEOUS! (the sunset...not your hat!)
ReplyDeleteJust can't beat a Southwestern sunset.
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Breath taking views! Wow - you are so blessed!
ReplyDeleteWOW from me also. Just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous. The sunset is pretty nice too. ;)
ReplyDeleteCarson, we had some of the worst winds I've seen in 35 years here just a couple of days ago. Lots of palo verdes blew over by the library. Fortunately we trimmed our trees last fall or I'm sure we would have lost some large limbs! Take care!
ReplyDeleteThe sunset pictures are fabulous! Wow!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shots.
ReplyDeleteI hear ya about the wind. It sounds like we live on the ocean at our house---the wind hits the house in "waves" and reminds me of the North Shore on Oahu in the winter.
AMAZING, Carson. Beau-tee-full. :) Whoa.
ReplyDeleteI think there's a lot of smoke from wildfires in the air too. That always contributes to those gorgeous orange sunsets.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful!!
I love your hat in the first photo. I couldn't figure out what it was at first.
The sunset pics are great! I remember sunsets like that in WV after Mt. St. Helen's blew. All the ash in the upper atmosphere...
ReplyDeleteAll that dust sure helps make some mighty fine photos! The winds here have been a pain...wildfires have already started popping up. :(
ReplyDeleteGreat sunset photos! We'll be making a quick NM trip soon. We'll wave in your direction as we go by. All the best!
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful...I don't know about you, BUT I'll take the wind over the flooding back East, those poor people. Have a good day and hang on to your cap....I understand duct tape works wonders.....:)
ReplyDeleteThis wind is ridiculous. For 3 weeks now, every time I want to do something, just be prepared for dust devils and nearly being swept off your feet. Never had this much wind here!
ReplyDeleteGORGEOUS!
ReplyDeleteAwesome!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful sunset photos!! Hope you found your hat!
ReplyDeleteI don't like the wind. It gives me earaches. I don't much like rain either. And, I'm not a big fan of snow.
ReplyDeleteHmmm....I might be high maintenance...
Beautiful orange sky, even if it does come with howling winds.
ReplyDeleteSomeone has to get la Nina outta here. This weather is so weird.
ReplyDeleteStill, those are dramatic paintings in the sky. Thanks for sharing!
Windy weather gives me sinus headaches but it might be worth it to see one of those sunsets in person. Your photos are breathtaking. Good shot of the flying hat, also. Did Hank make the catch?
ReplyDeleteHey, Linda - Chester called down to me from the barn this morning. They found your hat.
ReplyDelete(That first pic will have me chuckling for the rest of the day - great shot!!)
Being out there alone...You have more guts than I ever could hope to have.
ReplyDeleteShe's not alone! She has Smooch and Lucy and Wynona and Alan and Hank and . . . umm . . . I'm not remembering right now, but he shouldn't take it personally. It's just one of those moments . . . Sigh.
ReplyDeleteHank might not be much as a catcher but he sure is a handsome guy! Great sunset shots.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photos! Can't believe you captured the cap flying through the air!
ReplyDeleteI stop by every day. And you haven/t posted for a couple of days.
ReplyDeleteNot Carson-like.
Hope all is well with all of you
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Wow, what breathtaking pictures of the sundown!
ReplyDeleteLinda, I hope you and Lucy had a grand time this weekend> Can't wait to hear about the adventures.
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