Our last sunset sitting out in the desert for this our 6th Adventure. ( I used the POP effect on my camera) |
We asked her to take one and one she took. What we will remember is a day filled with friendship and laughter. |
As we drove over I-8 towards the west entrance for the Interstate I could see there white truck heading east in the distance. |
The checkpoint and we were waved through. |
We got back home and drove past the Stinger "B" |
continuing back towards the Cargo Muchacho Mountains. |
We had driven back here last week and turned right. |
Today we turned left. |
We turned off the road along the power line to get closer to the mountains. While Tom checked out the area ahead |
I checked out these two Ocotillos |
each beautiful in their own way. |
The road ahead is to narrow for our Jeep so we have turned around. I was looking up to my right |
when Tom spotted this on his left. He stopped and went off to check it out. It is obvious that someone built this and |
spent time here. There was no roof or evidence of one; maybe they used some sort of tarp. Interesting what you find in the desert. |
A few more Ocotillos spotted on our ride. |
We continued to follow the road along the power line and we eventually came back to Ogilby Road near the Tumco Mine. (That visit will be for another time.) |
After exiting this road we turned back south on Ogilby and headed home. |
While I watched the sunset |
I also watched this hummingbird. |
A desert sunset through an Ocotillo. Two of the reasons I/we love this place. |
Sitting and watching from start to end. (The RV that had been blocking our view had left earlier today so we were able to sit on our patio and watch the sun leave our last day parked here.) |
The sun slowly |
makes its |
way down |
towards the horizon. |
Then there is one little last dot of light |
and the sun is gone from our day. |
Using a flash for this picture I was focusing on the Ocotillo. |
Even though the sun is gone the light lingers with the afterglow coloring the clouds a rosy pink. |
Today's Goal and It Was Accomplished!!! Time spent with friends filled with talk and laughter. Quiet Time spent together at the end of the day. It was a GOOD DAY! |
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Wonderful post. It is always amazing how quickly time goes when it is spent with wonderful folks.
ReplyDeleteThe sunset was truly wonderful, thanks for sharing.
The little stone area has been there for a while. Lots of folks talk about when they mention that area. Someone thought there might have been wood that has been rotted over the years and this is all that is left, but I don't know, I didn't see any evidence of a wooden roof either time I've been there.
Thank you, Deb.
DeleteWhen I was looking at the pictures I took and saw the 8th one down, Today we turned left, I knew you had been there. Tom did not think there was evidence of a wooden roof either.
Isn't it fascinating that so much stuff can grow in the desert with little to no water. Love your fire pictures.
ReplyDeleteIt is fascinating what grows in the desert and just how much green there is.
DeleteWas it Valentine's Day that you went to Algodones? Probably lots of sweetheart deals. :) I like your last pictures of the fire!
ReplyDeleteYes, we did go to Algodones on Valentine's Day and there were sweetheart deals. Even more "almost frees"...:)
DeleteLove the pics especially the sunset ones and the fire! What a great day you had! Looks like great times were had by all :)
ReplyDeleteIt was great day!!!
DeleteBeautiful pictures of the sun setting around the Ocotillo.
ReplyDeleteThank you.
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