something different

Beautiful!  Nature at it's best.

Refreshing, very nice!

That was spectacular!

Wow, fantastic!

That is awesome! Thanks for posting it.

Probably should rename it to Wild November this year.

Thirteen years in Chapala and now in Tucson, yet I still enjoyed the nostalgia of the winter scenes, etc.
Nicely done!

Absolutely awesome. Thank you.

Yep, time to get out of here!

RVGRINGO wrote:Thirteen years in Chapala and now in Tucson, yet I still enjoyed the nostalgia of the winter scenes, etc.
Nicely done!

Take your oxygen bottle and go visit winter on Mt. Lemmon RV. It is really beautiful up there. I do miss places like that.

i miss the hunting which includes watching my dogs work and the aftermath feasts.

I miss hearing the turkeys, coyotes, the geese flying south in the middle of the night, the little Chickadees, etc. I do not miss shoveling, plowing, ice, snow, stacking firewood, etc.

Mainecoons wrote:

RVGRINGO wrote:Thirteen years in Chapala and now in Tucson, yet I still enjoyed the nostalgia of the winter scenes, etc.
Nicely done!

Take your oxygen bottle and go visit winter on Mt. Lemmon RV.  It is really beautiful up there.  I do miss places like that.

We were just talking about doing that yesterday........
For the last two nights we have been awakened several times by a strange noise in the house......the furnace!

What is a furnace?

Mainecoons wrote:What is a furnace?

An unwelcome resident of the first floor, since there is no basement, and it eats both gas and electricity in a noisy sort of way. I prefer cohetes and the sound of mariachis in the neighborhood, as in Chapala.
Come spring, we have a swamp cooler on the roof for the dry season, plus AC for the ‘monsoon‘ season. I think we may soon be shopping for solar panels.

They should be a good deal there and I think there is a tax credit.

What area of Tucson did you end up in?

The lady Mariachis from Guadalajara played at the Feria this year. As always they put on a great show.

Tax credits are great, if one has a tax liability to match. We won‘t.
We are in the eastern suburbs of Tucson, in a nice neighborhood of typical southwestern homes. Ours was built in 1972 but was gutted and is totally new inside with a more open layout and lots of storage, in and out. The street has rows of royal palms and the front yard and walled rear yard are very low care, with cactus and gravel.