Is this madness when summer arrives at this time of year? Or is that just the meaning of March Madness? I have to get around to picking the teams in a few pools I’m in.
Sunset in C-Ville, a shot from my Flickr photos.
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- went out for a lovely walk. 40 degrees and drizzle. awesome. [this] 17 hours ago
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- watching bladerunner. classic. [this] 2008/11/29
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Please - I am so not ready for summer - don’t you all have at least a SPRING!!!
I am not quite ready to let go of Winter… at least in the higher elevation’s over 8,000 - 8,500 [Santa Fe] snow will fall sometimes even in May??? I can still see snow when we have 60 degree weather… thank goodness!
That is a very nice shot! Something about the angles. At least church architecture is is compelling.
Back from your trip yet?
OOPS! Santa Fe is 7,000 - 7,800 feet. - must have been half asleep. D’uh!