New Mexico Sunsets (Took the Mini)

Lawn Ranger · August 2011

Hot, dry, but always beautiful.

Mike

vidalia1 · August 2011

Mike,

Great shots all around...especially the lightning pic....

Lawn Ranger · August 2011

That one took a while

Griffin · August 2011

Pictures look beautiful and the food looks great. Did you see my tater tots on the egg this weekend? Made me think of you.

Lawn Ranger · August 2011

Jason:

Missed them, but I'll go back and look.

Lawn Ranger · August 2011

Found them. Great looking meal!

Spring Chicken · August 2011

That does it! I'm going to use some of my future lottery winnings to buy that place so I can get back to nature every once in a while like you. Yes, I can put in some modern buildings, set up some convenient quick food places, do some natural looking landscaping, concrete the trails, treat the creek with germ-killing chemicals, install huge floodlights so people from all over can come enjoy nature at its finest around the clock.

By "Going Green" it will be hard to keep you and millions of your fellow man away then...

Spring "Green Piece" Chicken
Spring Texas USA

Lawn Ranger · August 2011

This was a family jaunt. I'm going back for the "real" stuff in October!

Rusty Rooster · August 2011

WOW Mike beautiful shots!! You are into WooDogies class with these. Thanks for sharing.

Lawn Ranger · August 2011

Thanks, Man. However, I remain in awe of Woo.

BR-549 · August 2011

Looks like those pics was taken in the Corrals area. Was that lightning taken last Sunday during that big storm?. Very beautiful pics, thanks for sharing.

transversal · August 2011

Mike, pics are superb. Thanks for sharing.

Mickey · August 2011

Nice Mike. What wonderful shots man.

Lawn Ranger · August 2011

No, it was taken the previous week in Taos. That's the Taos mountain and Wheeler Peak area. I did witness the Sunday a.m. lightning storm from just south of Channing on the Boy's Ranch property. Eastern New Mexico was getting hammered, and I wondered how many fires were the result of those strikes. Saw a couple flare up in the Dumas vicenity. Man, we need some rain in the worst way.

Mike

Lawn Ranger · August 2011

Even a blind squirrel finds a nut every once and a while.

Lawn Ranger · August 2011

BR-549 · August 2011

ooops, those mountain shots faked me out. Kind of looks like the Sandia mountains here in Albuquerque. What do you mean the "real stuff"? Would that be the balloon fiesta here in Alb.? Hope you can make it.

Lawn Ranger · August 2011

Nope...that means a week by myself, camped next to a stream, in a tent, fishing, watching the Aspens turn,....doing what I want, when I want.

Fluffyb · August 2011

Gorgeous shots, nice way to start the week!

hornhonk · August 2011

Why are you wearing a watch?

Austin Smoker · August 2011

THAT sounds like an amazing trip Mike! Solitude allows for a rest that most don't get.

I love walking into the flooded timber early, by myself the week of thanksgiving. I am there to hunt, but the time before sunrise is truly an awesome time to connect to Maker and Nature.

I can imagine Fly-fishing to be much the same.

Lawn Ranger · August 2011

You're there, My Friend!

Lawn Ranger · August 2011

No idea. I think you may be on to something.

BENTE · August 2011

hey buddy lawn!

long time no speak. i hope all is well for you and yours!

as usual the pictures are great! i bet it took a couple to get the lightning strike.. looks really cool B)

all the best to ya Pal!!

Lawn Ranger · August 2011

Hey, Terry! More than a couple, Buddy! All is well, but hot as heck!

Best to you.

Mike

Longrifle · August 2011

great pictures

Howdy, Stranger!

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