Between getting used to being back to work after a two week holiday, and multiple visits to the dentist this past week, I’ve been too tired to post. So, en masse, here come some more corner pictures. Hopefully, I will get stuff out daily, even though I get to continue my visits to the dentist(s).
With the heavy rains (for us), rain is puddled in the tracks of vehicles and feet of hikers. Toward sundown, it’s another way to see the sky above in the pools of water.
We spent a day in Bodie, California, a silver-mining ghost town in the middle of the high desert in northern California off Hwy. 395. It’s a photographer’s paradise, a state park, and a place with a very interesting history. The dry air keeps it preserved – as preserved as it can be – and the drive out is lonely.
This was taken late in the day, and really underexposed. Cleanup was not the best, nor composition, but I rather like it despite that. Roads leading into the horizon are always fascinating.
How we wait for rain, watch the clouds, hope for a trickle to end the tireless cycle of drought.
Ink, Yarn & Beer 