The sky here has the most amazing blues.
For the Ragtag Daily Prompt: blues.
For the Ragtag Daily Prompt: grip.
A seat and an impromptu hat. I took this when we went to Arches National Park in June.
Do you feel the heat from this photograph?

For the Ragtag Daily Prompt: dog days.
(Sol Duc adds that ALL days are cat days.)

A roasted and toasted landscape, with rocks to mark the trail.
Still, there are stubborn plants surviving.
Lizards, too.

For the Ragtag Daily Prompt: roast.
Yesterday I hiked Echo Canyon in the Colorado National Monument. The first part is a shared hike, with the Devil’s Kitchen Trail, No Thoroughfare Canyon Trail and Old Gordon Trail. Old Gordon and Echo split off and then they split.
I did not start hiking until ten yesterday and it was already heating up. Echo Canyon is partly shady, once I am in the canyon. The rocks are gorgeous and there is a plethora of stripes. How beautiful!

At the head of the canyon and all through it, you can see where water carves. It would be amazing to see this waterfall, but since there are flood bits in the tops of trees, it is probably way too dangerous.

There is a pool at the base now and there was a small stream above ground in part of the canyon and a swampy bit.
And am I seeing faces?

For the Ragtag Daily Prompt: plethora.
I like it when you can see the rain coming, the cloud in the distance with the rain coming down in lines and strands. I can smell the ozone and everything waking up in the rain, as if all the plants are talking to each other. “Oh, here it comes and I am so thirsty!”

“Wait, that’s a bit too much!” “Eeeee, hail!”
For the Ragtag Daily Prompt: rain.

The sky and cloud colors here are so amazing.
And here the cloud is the road runner.

This is an early morning moon.

And clouds just straight up.

For the Ragtag Daily Prompt: rally.
The sky is bigger here than in Washington, at least, it seems bigger than on the Olympic Peninsula. It’s the lack of trees. Yes, there are mesas, but they are on the edges of Grand Valley and have very minimal foothills and then just go UP. I am enjoying the amazing cloud formations here. Maybe it’s also that often the clouds at home feel like they are two feet above the roof instead of way up in the sky.
Cee is getting better, so Cee, this sky is for you!
Yesterday we had an amazing thunderstorm with heavy rain and hail and water pouring under the front door of the clinic. The sidewalk must be tilted the wrong way. There were flood warnings and I waited until it calmed down a bit before driving home.

I like the sky, weather I am in Port Townsend or here. (Yes, wordplay on purpose).
On Saturday I spent the day at the Palisade Bluegrass and Roots Festival, hearing band after band. The crowd got bigger and bigger, listening to the bands. We had a pretty jumbo crowd by the time the last band started up. Lots of fabulous music and a happy crowd of all ages.


For the Ragtag Daily Prompt: jumbo.
These are the guys who got me up and dancing.
The first picture is taken by my iphone. I have already posted the real last on the card, the rose bush from a few days ago, so this is the last unposted photograph. Is that cheating? Oh, well.

The second is from my Panasonic Lumix FZ 150, taken two weeks ago on my hike. This is on the way down. I was tired by then! Altitude + 4.5 miles, whew.
For bushboy’s Last on the Card.
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in front of the garden gate - JezzieG
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