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25 Comments on November Changes In Albuquerque
Hi Belinda, I'm not ready for that white stuff just yet, we did have a dusting on the mountain already that was gorgeous, but it needs to stay on the mountain. You need to hide the gas can from Will. Open house in the snow..Yuk!
Hi Liz & Bill, That really is a pretty drive, unfortunately as you may know some of area around Jemez, Los Alamos and Bandelier was caught up in that wildfire over the summer. I have not been up to the damage myself but have heard its not pretty. It will recover but not in our lifetime.
Hi Tony, Were kinda partial to the area and her beauty but sure don't mind sharing it. Glad you enjoyed!
Hi Dick, It wont be long now and the brown tones of winter will override the color. I was hoping to get down to the Bosque Del Apache and take in the hundreds of thousands of water fowl. The Sand-cranes, Geese, Ducks and all kinds of wildlife are plentiful. It's always a treat, about 50 miles south of the Q.
Hi Dorie, I know your folks must love living in the foothills, its an entirely different view from their perspective.
Hi John.
I like Belinda's comment...lol
With snow on top of the mountains...
John- I got to see some of the beautiful fall leaves when we were in Kansas. No matter how much I love our warm Florida weather, I do love to see the brilliant oranges, reds and yellows of fall.
Hi John, What a great picture! Looks like a very beautiful place you live.
John, sure wish I could send you guys some moisture, we have some to share! Your photo is so colorful and beautiful!
John, I am envious that you still have golden hues in your backyard. We are looking at fields of white as winter is definitely here! Great picture, thanks for sharing! --Krystal
John, WOW....really beautiful shot and work. Thanks for sharing....I'd like to frame that and put it in my office. Have a beautiful evening.
John,
Thanks for reminding us of how beautiful your state is. It makes me want to jump on plane and head your way. Have a wonderful evening. A
What a difference those golden orange colors must make to that scene, John! I can imagine the extra stitches that snow would add to the tapestry would enhance it even more!
John I feel like I"m getting my 'fall fix' via your photos. We don't get the change of seasons and I sometimes miss that. Gorgeous shot.....gorgeous.
Hi John, the colors in this photo are beautiful. What a lovely place to call home. I hope you get some of that much needed rain.
John, this is simply Beautiful over looking the Rio Grande. I was actually in Albuquerque a couple of years ago for the National Bowling tournament, and your Summers are lovely. Yes, it won't be long before snow falls on your mountains. Keep your camera handy!
We have salt cedar here but it is either green or a burned black from the wildfires. No nice fall colors here.
GEEZE Louise, Q! It just doesn't get any more lovely than that! JUST BEAUTIFUL!
John, Your photo is beautiful. I love the way the fall colors are set off by the blue of the sky with just a touch of cloud. The commentary is perfect too.
How did I miss this one? That's one heck of a pretty picture, John, really shows off your area along with the narrative.
Not only is this a great shot the accompanying lyrics are beautiful John...
Hi Joshua, Yeah I want to see her bringing in those shovel load of Snow. It would be purdy though!
Hi Kathy, You know that is one of the best things about this great country, no matter where you go there is something that stands out, something beautiful.
Hello Amy, We love it hear, I know there are much prettier places but its a good place to call home.
Hi Joan, We would LOVE some of your moisture, we just incredibly dry, 5" below normal and not expecting much this winter.
Hi Krystal, Our white stuff is coming and most of the color is leaving quickly. Doest this mean we get to hibernate?
This photograph is unbelievably gorgeous. You are surely selling the area when you post scenery this beautiful!