Most of the stripes here are layers of rocks, going back hundreds of thousands of years.
For the Ragtag Daily Prompt: stripes.
Most of the stripes here are layers of rocks, going back hundreds of thousands of years.
For the Ragtag Daily Prompt: stripes.
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.
It’s just a scarf. One to wear when you are feeling alienation. Those are just stripes. Don’t look at the other end of the scarf. No, you are imagining things. It’s just a scarf.
For the Ragtag Daily Prompt: alienation.
I took this photograph of my friend Bill pointing out that he and my daughter are wearing the same fashion: the three stripes on the navy blue adidas workout pants. He is accentuating the stripes!
We were headed out for a bike ride, Christmas, 2021 in Maryland.
For the Ragtag Daily Prompt: accentuate.
I am listening to versions of Lift Every Voice and Sing. Here is Ray Charles. I think he wins the fashion statement for this post! And his version accentuates joy!
For the Ragtag Daily Prompt: accentuate.
This Hudson Bay blanket has a wide black stripe… but only one of these is a stripe.
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