Where are we today ?
Hey today is Wednesday, wow how the time flies when we having fun we have been here a week already ! Thinking pretty soon we need to go somewhere else. But still have a few things on our agenda we play it by ear.This morning a very interesting moon with a ring around it. Not sure what it was but kinda cool. Think it means something but not something I know about. Any input out there ?
the moon this morning, not great pic of the ring but I don't have a great camera either |
right behind us |
under our awning is nice |
this guy has his trailer and a boat on his truck, nice way to bring it along |
enjoying the shade, under beautiful blue sunny skies |
Whipped up a salad and grilled a couple bone in chicken breasts and an acorn squash for supper. Sun setting in the desert here as the Weber Q is done.
nice |
worked for us and leftovers too |
Glad that y'all dropped by again, Hope you enjoyed your day as much as we did.
Check out the interactive map below to see where we have been this Fall and Winter..
Must be nice with things winding down and more people leaving. No idea about the moon but it sure is pretty.
ReplyDeleteIt sure is nice with the crowds going away.
DeleteCRIKEY ... You got blue skies like ours. That's sure a spectacular sunset. Another good day had by all, aye?
ReplyDeleteYes we sure do Charlie, love the clear blue skies here in the desert.
DeleteAwnings are definitely necessary whether it's hot or rainy.
ReplyDeleteOh yeah they sure are.
DeleteLooks like your having some peaceful days. Enjoy
ReplyDeleteWe sure are loving the peaceful days!
DeleteNice sunset! That boat/trailer/truck rig is quite impressive, too.
ReplyDeleteThanks the boat setup works, no extra trailer.
DeleteThe ring is called a Halo. We have seen them several times, especially around the sun. They are caused by the light of the sun or moon passing through a very thin layer of ice-crystal clouds in the upper atmosphere. The ice crystals refract the light of the moon, similar to the way water droplets in the lower atmosphere can refract sunlight to produce a rainbow. Aren't they lovely!
ReplyDeleteAwesome thanks for the info, never knew that, much appreciated!
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