I collected some more rocks from around the lot and placed them along the road to shore up the rocks I placed there on Wednesday. Verna came out to help also. She took this picture of me working on the project when she brought the dogs out for their run.
I took the panoramic image seen above after the day’s work was complete. I still want to move more of the one-inch red gravel to cover some of the bare spots. Click on the image to enlarge.
Verna took several photographs of the mountains and clouds north east of town. A couple of them happened to line up such that I could stitch them together to get a panoramic view of this pleasant mountain and cloudscape vista. Click on the image to enlarge.
We had a really heavy downpour last night. It looks like I’ll have to shore up the front of the property with big rocks to avoid losing more of the landscape. Click on the image for the full sized panorama.
Now that the saguaro cactus is on the property again, I figured that the panoramic image of the house should be updated. I went out to the road and snapped a couple of images that I stitched together to produce this nice image of our house. Click on the image to enlarge.
Note to self: Update the image in the header, too.
Just another beautiful sunset photographed from our RV drive behind the house looking westward. What a wonderful display of color and texture. Click on the image to view full sized panorama.
Well, maybe that’s not the official name, but it is near “big” Casandro Wash and it runs right in front of our little house. When the monsoons come, runoff from the local hills all collects and runs down the little river that serves as our access road.
I took this panorama during the aftermath of the monsoon downpour of July 22. Click on the thumbnail to see the full-sized panorama.
