
follow site Winter on a Sky Island © 2013 Bo Mackison
https://lpgventures.com/1oh04m5 In every walk in nature, one receives far more than he seeks. ~ John Muir
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here Sure. Arizona has its share of mountain ranges. The state, when viewed from far above, might resemble a piece of brown corrugated cardboard. Mountain ranges alternate with valleys, and those mountains peaks, many which near 10,000 feet in elevation, get plenty of snow.
source site A couple of days ago the snow moved even further down the mountains, and I headed for the nearest mountain range, the Santa Ritas, and drove towards Madera Canyon. Before I reached the road climbing upwards through the canyon, I saw clumps of wet snow hanging on ironwood trees, acacias, palo verdes. A few cholla had a snowy mitten on every arm. The prickly pear and yucca wore coats of white.
https://www.yolascafe.com/q7n0wbuysdw What a sight! it was the first time I’ve seen measurable snow in the foothills, mostly a thornscrub habitat.

follow site Sycamore Snow Fall © 2013 Bo Mackison
https://www.brigantesenglishwalks.com/zbbb3378bi In all things of Nature, there is something of the marvelous. ~ Aristotle
https://www.mreavoice.org/hq6zcjhehe As we drove to the higher elevation, several inches of heavy snow covered everything. The wind was breezy and it seemed wherever I walked, the sycamore trees were throwing the snow off their leaves and branches and aiming for me.

https://alldayelectrician.com/e2yoc0cib4 Trail of Sycamore Leaves in Madera Creek © 2013 Bo Mackison
follow url The sound of water says what I think. ~ Chuang Tze (c. 360 BC)
https://dcinematools.com/ga1wjiel19 When we reached an access area for Madera Creek, I hiked along the creek. Water was flowing amidst a bed of red sycamore leaves. Surrounded by the whitest of snow, the creek seemed more sycamore leaf than tumbling water.
https://www.marineetstamp.com/05ezn60ahia I enjoyed my brief foray into the wintry weather, especially while standing in the rays of the warming sunshine.
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https://geolatinas.org/7uk9qli Bo Mackison is a photographer and owner of Seeded Earth Studio LLC. Yesterday she traveled to a wintry sky island in southern Arizona to play in the snow. Nature is truly a wonder!
Marvelous images and a fun story. When I think of Tucson, I don’t think of snow. Hope you enjoyed.
When I think of Tucson, I don;t think of snow either. Surprise! 🙂
Beautiful photos Bo! The sky islands are magical in normal weather, but even more so with the snow! Those are rare scenes.
It was breathtakingly beautiful, Montucky. And I even had a small chuckle when the other visitors didn;t share my enthusiasm. 🙂
Loved this!
Really, Mol, you WOULD love this!!!
How very beautiful, Bo! I’ve never seen snow in the desert – what a treat you are getting!