Hello to all of you – We left Albuquereque yesterday early – and on the plane read your blog from there – wow! We had spent 4 days with Steves brother, Pat – who lives in Jemez Springs – a good hour away from Alb. I was going to write and tell you to see the cottonwoods trees – right now a luminous yellow – prettiest tree I have ever seen – huge gnarled trees and they seem to like growing near water, Pat lives in the mountain – green pine trees but mostly sand and cactus – he has a straw bale house and is snug and warm. We slept in Jemez Springs – in a tiny house – Robin would love it – there are hot springs there and a huge – pretty decrepit – Indian reservation and a gambling casino like a palace rising out of the earth. Well you are on the road again – Bon Voyage – we love seeing your pictures and reading your messages. with love from your old neighbor – Tibby
Oh my oh my oh my….we were in Albuquerque at the same time you were? Unbelievable. How sad to miss you! If you can imagine, we never got an opportunity to capture a shot of those cottonwoods! Always something about the traffic, our hunger pangs, the light, the background, the foreground, nowhere to park for a minute….grrrrr….they really are incredible. I hope we can still run across them somewhere out here.
Hello to all of you – We left Albuquereque yesterday early – and on the plane read your blog from there – wow! We had spent 4 days with Steves brother, Pat – who lives in Jemez Springs – a good hour away from Alb. I was going to write and tell you to see the cottonwoods trees – right now a luminous yellow – prettiest tree I have ever seen – huge gnarled trees and they seem to like growing near water, Pat lives in the mountain – green pine trees but mostly sand and cactus – he has a straw bale house and is snug and warm. We slept in Jemez Springs – in a tiny house – Robin would love it – there are hot springs there and a huge – pretty decrepit – Indian reservation and a gambling casino like a palace rising out of the earth. Well you are on the road again – Bon Voyage – we love seeing your pictures and reading your messages. with love from your old neighbor – Tibby
Oh my oh my oh my….we were in Albuquerque at the same time you were? Unbelievable. How sad to miss you! If you can imagine, we never got an opportunity to capture a shot of those cottonwoods! Always something about the traffic, our hunger pangs, the light, the background, the foreground, nowhere to park for a minute….grrrrr….they really are incredible. I hope we can still run across them somewhere out here.
Is that “white stuff” what I think it is? I trust it is icing on the cake and will melt quickly!
HA! Couldn’t tell…prob not snow, but down to 33 here next week….