Imperial Sand Dunes California by Richardphotos
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I have been gone since the 18th of October to New Mexico, Arizona, California,Nevada, and Utah. walked the beaches along Highway 1, Joshua Tree National Park, a auto/aircraft museum at the same place Paso Robles,CA. walked up in Utah at some parks also. I arrived about 1AM this morning .
when I was approaching a 3 exit town in New Mexico, the temperature was 59F and after passing the third exit it had dropped to 39F. before I reached Texas, it was in the 20's. I seen a man cutting grass on the Interstate 40 in Texas with strong winds and 28F. he is really a dedicated worker. today it is probably covered with snow. the light rain was freezing on my windshield, but not the bridges
over 4600 miles this time.
I went to see the newly purchased home of a relative in Santa Clarita,CA. the following day he took a video of grass burning near his home on the hill behind his house. luckily the wins shifted preventing the fire reaching his home
today, I was taking care of Bodie and I put some more hay in his doghouse. I forgot to put the section of roof back on. he went over and stood inside looking at me. like did you forget something?
did you see the forecasted temperature for Rawlings, Wyoming is 20 below F
Comments (20)
starship64
I'm sure glad your relative's house is safe! The fires are awful.
ontar1
Glad that your relative is safe, sounds like a fun trip, fantastic view!
anitalee
Excellent shot, glad your friends house is okay
Kordouane
Magnificent capture
paul_gormley
Stunning scene, looks like a set for something out of Star Wars
STEVIEUKWONDER
Excellent capture Richard. I'm relieved your relative escaped the fire.
BKE
WELCOME BACK YOUR ART AND PHOTOS WERE MISSED GOOD TO HEAR THAT EVERYONE IS SAFE
RG19
Welcome back! Yep, winter is upon us here in central Illinois also! Grace and peace to you and your family!
wscottart
Awesome photo, sounds like a fascinating trip. Crazy world we live in, but so fun and glad to be here in it!
rainbows
Wonderful place and capture, dear richard. I missed your e bots, you have been gone a long time, It sounds like you enjoyed your trip. I AM PLLASED TO SAY. HUGS. DIDI. XX
X-PaX
Very nicew capture.
farmerC
Its a Beauty.
RodS
Very cool shot of the dunes, Richard. Sounds like quite a trip - you covered a bunch of terrirtory. Glad your relative's house wasn't damaged by the fires. That must be awful to go through.
I'm glad it was a little warmer in Rawlins when we went through there.
bakapo
That's a lot of sand and a lot of traveling. I hope everyone stays safe in the fires. Welcome back!
Glendaw
Oh they look awesome.
Congratulations, on your travels and adventures.
4600 miles is a very big trip.
Happy to hear your relative's home is safe.
blinkings
WOW what a trip. Glad you took load of your fine photos.
DukeNukem2005
It is very beautiful!
ikke.evc
Nice view
anahata.c
I so admire all the trips you take, and how you always shoot everything you see. Welcome back---your absence was definitely felt. This pic bursts out in oranges: It's an eye-popper. Love that deep hue, and those great ripples in the sand. And the straight road in front, which roots the pice. A real eye-stopper.
sharky_
Awesome shot my friend. Aloha