
https://penielenv.com/snhb55im Driving to Tucson © 2011 Bo Mackison
go site After a couple of days reprieve from driving, we stopped in Phoenix for a visit which included good times, good conversation and a great Thanksgiving feast. Friday morning, bright and early, we got back on the interstate and headed southeast towards Tucson.

https://guelph-real-estate.ca/iu1406ce The Desert is Green © 2011 Bo Mackison
https://alldayelectrician.com/14ywuhby7 This part of the Southwest has had rain. And this part of the Sonoran Desert is green. All last year, I hardly saw green, unless it was in the form of a cactus. Oh, how I love even a few hours of green when seen in the desert.

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https://paradiseperformingartscenter.com/t4ewmhyhd9 The clouds were quite amazing. White fluffy clouds floating across the desert and the interstate. When the clouds reached the Santa Rita Mountains to the west, they hung in the creases and valleys. There were no mountain tops to see when we were driving through Tucson and heading a bit further south to our home.

https://www.brigantesenglishwalks.com/mg7uv4ppdu Pecan Orchards © 2011 Bo Mackison
https://www.elevators.com/tjyutrlm5dc More clouds and more green. These pecan orchards looked like rows upon rows of dead trees last year. Today they are covered with leaves, the leaves are turning a yellowish brown. I love the pecan trees with their leafy cover. But I suspect that when I return here in another month the trees will again stand bare – and remind me of the trees in Wisconsin.
https://www.yolascafe.com/mupjv6haro We have arrived. Now to stock up on groceries, paper products, and begin the dusting, vacuuming, window washing routine. Tucson has it all – great scenery, great people, great weather, and dust storms which tend to keep home interiors slightly dusty, no matter how often one cleans.
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get link Bo Mackison is a photographer, owner of Seeded Earth Studio LLC. She is on a ten-day explore in Tucson with Sherpa. While they are sight-seeing, Bo will continue using the Hipstamatic — fast photography approach. Once she is on her own, she will again practice her slow photography. (Hope the Canon doesn’t get too lonely.)
https://mocicc.org/agricultura/pdb8vpk1j3 Love your processing here. And – I guess we’ll be seeing images of Arizona from here on in. Lucky you!
Online Tramadol Thanks, Marcie. Sherpa and I are only here for two weeks, long enough to get the art show set-up to Arizona. Then home for the holidays. I’ll be back in Tucson to do some art shows from January til April. Yep, you are so right — I am lucky!!!
You are lucky! I sure do miss that part of the country (but not the traffic).
Even luckier, I’m far enough south, don’t get heavy traffic. I avoid rush hours, and all is smooth driving.
Enjoy your time in the desert. It is truly a wonderland.
Yep, a winter wonderland!