Click on the twister for a larger version. The music is here.
On the way from Oruro to Tomorapi, there were dozens of these along the side of the road. It didn’t take seeing them to make me realize that I wasn’t in Kansas anymore. I had already known that for quite a while. And I couldn’t be happier.
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That’s cool! Great timing and composition!
Whoa! I’ve seen dust devils, but never one that big. A dry land version of a water spout. Are they as innocuous as water spouts? (I’m assuming so, but you know what they say about assuming…
Very cool, Ron. I enjoyed the music too, as always.
I was going to ramble on about something, but since I took that jump you recommended I think it’s best I stop here.
Thanks TopL, appreciate it…
Thank you Robin, I honestly have no clue what they are …
BTW, you can ramble as much as you want, it’s not like I’m charging by the word…
Neat! I saw a lot of this kind of thing when I was in Mexico many years ago. I love all the colors and “layers” here!
BTW, I switched to Google Reader and I can’t load your blog into it. I’ll keep trying. Had to do this the old fashioned way!