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Nov 15, Part 2: Fall Foliage, Part 2
15 Nov 2021

Nov 15, Part 2: Fall Foliage, Part 2

by Lisa T | posted in: Everyday Magic, Landscapes, Locomotion, Mother Nature, New Mexico, Photos, Sandias | 0

Tram car descending over fall colors in the Sandias.

Nov 15, Part 1: Fall Foliage, Part 2
15 Nov 2021

Nov 15, Part 1: Fall Foliage, Part 2

by Lisa T | posted in: Everyday Magic, Landscapes, Mother Nature, New Mexico, Photos, Sandias | 0

Fall colors on the very last part of La Luz, in the Sandias, shortly before ending up at the upper tram terminal.

Moonrise in the Sandia Foothills
29 Apr 2021

Moonrise in the Sandia Foothills

by Lisa T | posted in: Mother Nature, New Mexico, Photos, Sandias | 0

An almost full moon rises over the Sandia foothills.

Storksbill, aka Red-Stemmed Filaree
3 May 2020

Storksbill, aka Red-Stemmed Filaree

by Lisa T | posted in: Mother Nature, New Mexico, Photos, Sandias, Wildflowers | 0

This is one of the weirdest wildflowers I’ve ever come across (although birdsbill dayflower is even stranger). You can see how this flower got its name (more or less) on the right. On the left, you can see one of … Continued

Placitas Sunset
16 Feb 2020

Placitas Sunset

by Lisa T | posted in: Art Attacks, Landscapes, Mother Nature, New Mexico, Photos, Sandias | 0

A classic winter sunset.

Black-Tailed Rattlesnake
12 Jan 2020

Black-Tailed Rattlesnake

by Lisa T | posted in: Critters, Mother Nature, New Mexico, Photos, Sandias | 0

Someone I ran into last summer in the Sandias, or more accurately, someone I would have run into if it hadn’t warned me it was there by rattling.

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