Okay, more than five. How about seven?
Up high hiking today with my mate at Mingus Mt., Verde Valley, Arizona. At an elevation of 7800, we saw amazing things. Here’s some of my favorite pictures.
A baby Horned-Toad?
The Cyprus Tree berries are exploding.
Organic black beans on the forest floor
Jim relaxing looking out at the Verde Valley
A hang glider about to take off the precipice. He’s nuts.
Catching a current, he rides over our heads and sores up to 9500 feet.
Away he goes, a human hawk on a thermoplane.
Enjoy the rest of today and have a stress-free work week, my virtual friends!
Here’s wishing you have this sunset….
Stunning sunset and looks like a very enjoyable day out. 🙂
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It was! Thanks for commenting, Opalla 🙂
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Sent from my Sprint phone.
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Did you enjoy the view as much as I? ♥
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Great photos, love the little toad!
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Me, too! He sat calmly for the photo shoot before we released him….:)
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Great pics Cindy, certainly brightened up my day 😀 LOVE that sunset pic at the end, have a great week!
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You, too, Ruth! 🙂
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Lovely collection of photos! My favourite is the one of the baby toad….but I might be biased as I love frogs and toads!!
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Me, too! I don’t know why, but amphibians are cute as heck. 🙂
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Great pictures, looks like you had an excellent time.
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It was cool to watch people jump of a mountain. I could never do it. Thanks for your comment, Vinnieh 🙂
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I love your photos, especially the one of the horned toad. He’s rather scary looking when the photo is enlarged.
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Thanks, much for your comments, Sheryl! He was very cute, but yes, up close like a dinosaur
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I always call it ‘magic’ when these special moments occur. However, these special moments rarely happen to me in the city but they always happen in the wilderness.
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Truly fell upon the hangliders. We spontaniously decided to go left and found an association and the stepping off point for regional hangliders. What a thrill. Very happy you stopped by, thank you, Malcolm.
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