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Category Archives: Storms
Sunset and first snow 11_10_23
Evening before the storm sunset with the longhorn herd passin’ by and our first snowfall of the year the next morning! The pumpkins are looking a bit tired and cold!
Clouds 8_16_23
The monsoon was back in action and despite some heavy rains around the state, we managed to get a whopping 1/8th inch of rain.
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Incoming and outgoing storm clouds 2_26_23
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February folio
Jays, sunset and skiing from the last week or so.
Snow for Valentines
A collection of snow shots from the last month culminating in today’s big snowfall.
Storm clouds 1_18_23
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Past and present photos.
Some final shots from 2022 and one for the new year.
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Let it snow!
Two storms passed through this month to leave a trace of snow here and hopefully lots more in the mountains. Hoping for more in the New Year!
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Snow 11_14_22
Another round of snow and an answer to a mystery. For the last few weeks, a large hole has appeared under our bird feeder. Same place, same size. Our neighbors spotted a badger a few weeks ago, so I thought … Continue reading