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Those mountains are actually an ancient fault line from millions of years ago. This area had a minor earthquake several months ago.


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These fun photos came from deep in my archives and sadly these piggies are no longer with us… I broke them a long time ago. They went to piggy heaven. I hope.


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That, and some photos from the other day during a very quick trip just west of the city. The photos of the mountains were taken using the new 25-250mm lens, the other from today are from the new 12-28mm lens. Nice and wiiide angle! It’s such a fabulous day today, bright and sunny with those beautiful cotton ball clouds floating about.

I am very grateful for this beauti...


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I processed this photo with an app on my iPad Mini for a different look. Summer is hanging on here in the valley with 108 degrees today and triple digits for the next seven days. I am looking forward to the end of the summer heat to get the new bike back on the trails. New trails await now because of the bike rack! Happy weekend, friends!


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6:30PM came along last evening and found me sitting in the backyard enjoying the slowly sinking sun, almost ready to touch the peaks west of me. One of my palm trees was making a most pleasant sound as it rustled in the gentle warm breeze, warm to the tune of about 103 degrees. If you are a local that is acclimated to the Mojave Desert heat then you would find this time of da...


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