Tuesday, 25 August 2009

If Monet says France has Vanilla Skies then New Mexico has Licorice Skies

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Sleeping Indian pulled the covers over his head.
My Licorice sky
Front range getting some wet stuff too.
The ranch after a long night of rain.
Cactus and sky
Born in a storm, calfie was born during the rain last night.
Cows were loving the water from the storm.
Blankets of cool cool clouds.
Licorice sky
Lighting in New Mexico is so dynamic.
The cactus responded to the rain by sending out fruit overnight.
Our beautiful muddy roads.
Mmmmmmm yummy.
So many layers of clouds in this storm.
New Mexico sunsets are the best.
I can never get enough of the wide open sky in New Mexico.
The Sleeping Indian as seen from our ranch in Belen.
New Mexico, so wide open.
Another beautiful day in New Mexico coming to a close.
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Sunday, 26 July 2009

What to do in London on a winter night


You can stay home and have a comforting Shepperd's pie. Homemade


Look closer. It is really homemade, from scratch


It doesn't only look delicious, it was INDEED delicious

I wouldn't change that for anything in this world!
But sometimes you think that going out, when the thermometers low dangerously close to zero, is a good idea.


And then you head to Hammersmith


Go after the perfect pub


Grab yourself a drink and relax by the fireplace


And wait for the perfect Fish and Chips


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