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Monday, December 1, 2014

Just Another...


...scene with rolls and folds of boulder rock leading your eye to the Sierra.

Just another one of those places I wanted to climb up in but as with so many of the opportunities in the Alabama Hills, I was out there alone and had absolutely no business doing what I once did all the time many years ago.
 "sigh"

Just another of that view I had from my front porch.  Look closely and you can see tire marks looping through my front yard.  The nerve of those people!  I gave them the stink eye as I sat there coping with my peace and tranquility interruptus. 

 Just another end of day as darkness slowly fills the Valley of the Alabama Hills.
I believe that is haze from some fires that were currently going on in the Sierras at the time.



11 comments:

s.c said...

The first one looks a bit like the belly of jabba the hut from star wars.

biebkriebels said...

In the second I see a head between the rocks. It looks almost like a baby is being born! Maybe I have a strange imagination.

MarkD60 said...

I think you should quit moaning about being so old and climb up there if you what to.
One thing I've learned is that if I think I'm old now, I'll look back in a while and think, "I was young then, I thought I was old but I wasn't!"

Linda Kay said...

The first one is my favorite.

TexWisGirl said...

the first one and your description made me think of a giant lying down who needed to work on his abs. :)

TexWisGirl said...

oh, guess s.c. thought the same thing. :)

Jeanne said...

Very interesting shots. I like them all.

RedPat said...

Cool shots! Too bad you were alone or you could have attempted a bit of a climb!

Spare Parts and Pics said...

I like all your posts from the Alabama Hills. Great photography, and really interesting. I like the second photo of the rocks in b&w. Very nice!

Randy said...

The first b&w looks like a gorilla in the middle.

Stewart M said...

Great set of pictures - looks like it may be a touch dry for orchids!

Cheers - Stewart M - Melbourne