We ran into some terrific dust storms on the way down, so bad we had to pull off the freeway and stop while they passed.
In Tucson, we saw a wonderful exhibit at the art museum there of the de la Torre brothers http://www.koplindelrio.com/content/einar-and-jamex-de-la-torre. They make wonderful in your face political statements out of glass.
We headed up to Jerome next to look at a lot of arts and crafts shops. Jerome is on the way to Sedona, and we could see the red rocks in the distance.
I took a few photos for my thermofax collection,
and rescheduled Monument for June.
4 comments:
Looks like you made lemonade from the lemons thrown at you!! From my kitchen window, I can see a very tall and bare elm tree with a nest almost at the top. It is at least two blocks away. Lately, I have seen a bird in it. I wish I had a telephoto lens to get a photo.
It looks like you had a good time, despite the setbacks. Love the picture of the tree. It's going to make a great screen. BTW, I saw some snow today too, but I didn't have to fly away from home in order to see it. ;-)
You two certainly made the most of a potential disaster! That is a favorite area of ours too! Nice pics!
xo
Your great photos really communicate a sense of strangeness! Wonderful.
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