My fellow New Mexico fan! I (of course) love your photos. Teach, the Continental Divide is the point where the rivers start flowing to the Pacific rather than the Atlantic (I think that's it, anyway).
Hi Sharon... I called by to check on how well your pictures went down on Sky Watch.. I am happy to see all the great comments. I did not notice yesterday, maybe because I was rushing.. I don't know. In the first picture, right in the middle of the low cloud I see a face.. it's as plane as day when I look now.. can you see it. It reminds me of a Gargoyle you sometimes see on churches.
I am the wife of David, owner of Rusty and Riley, and a special ed. teacher. I live and teach in a small east Texas town and love it! I hope to share a little of my life, meet new friends and just have fun writing a little. Why Hustle Hag? See here.
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Beautiful skies and scenery! have a wonderful Friday and weekend...
Really nice photos. I like the top one with the clouds next to the mountain. Very nice photo.
so pretty almost looks like out rockies :) have a great weekend
Sharon: Great photos for your sky show.
Sharon, I love the first picture. How from the grass, sea,mountain and sky are are nicely per portioned :)
Have a good weekend Sharon!!
Those clouds sure are low! What a great landscape. Were you out for a hike?
I would be very happy if I had taken either of these! Both are great captures.
What a great landscape.
The pictures are beautiful! Thanks for sharing! Have a wonderful weekend!
Fantastic shots for SWF! mine's up too, hope you can drop by. Have a wonderful Friday and weekend!
Two very beautiful shots. I love the yellow flowers in the second one!
beautiful clouds!
Both beautiful, each in its own way. Love those low clouds and the "layers" in the second one.
The second one is so similar to the second one I posted, the view from my study window.
I must say that I "dig" volcanoes!
Two great captures Sharon
I really like the low cloud, any lower and it would be mist.. :O)
very pretty, perhaps I'll make it out that way one day
Yeah, I knew those didn't look like the mountains in Arp. Thanks for dropping by. Tell David I said hello.
Two beautiful photos and yes, I can see the similarity btween yours and mine.
Your photos are always amazing!
Beautiful images, well done.
A couple of beautiful photos, Sharon! Am I looking at the Continental Divide? I've never really understood what the Continental Divide is... :)
That first shot is very pretty
Hi Rusty's Mom!
Those are some really great photographs! Thanks for stopping by my blog and leaving a comment!
Very beautiful! We both had the same theme going with the wispy clouds. I love that field.
I lived in Mew Mexico for 5 years and never saw it look so green and beautiful, nice shots.
That looks like a beautiful place to go on vacation!!!
I noticed you are reading In Cold Blood....I read it a few months ago. I loved Truman Capote's writing style.
How nice of those clouds to scoot out of the way for your sky photo!
This is so beautiful:) The first one makes me want to lie down and enjoy the view. The second one makes me want to hike:)Petunia's SWF
Very nice place. Nice photo too:)
Have a lovely weekend:)
Really nice pictures!
My fellow New Mexico fan! I (of course) love your photos. Teach, the Continental Divide is the point where the rivers start flowing to the Pacific rather than the Atlantic (I think that's it, anyway).
Hi Sharon...
I called by to check on how well your pictures went down on Sky Watch.. I am happy to see all the great comments.
I did not notice yesterday, maybe because I was rushing.. I don't know. In the first picture, right in the middle of the low cloud I see a face.. it's as plane as day when I look now.. can you see it. It reminds me of a Gargoyle you sometimes see on churches.
Tom,
You're right! I've never noticed that before. I clicked and enlarged it and there it was, like you say, a Gargoyle.
Thanks for pointing that out. :)
Awesome photos--I'm from Idaho originally and these warmed my heart.
Thanks for sharing!
great shot of a serene place!
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