We Haven’t Seen Clouds Like These For Some Time — Image by kenne
Rain in the mountains
Summer monsoons months away
How will I make it?
— kenne
Archive for the ‘Catalina Foothills’ Tag
We Haven’t Seen Clouds Like These For Some Time 3 comments
Rain in the mountains
Desert Monsoon Sunset Panorama 1 comment
Monsoon Sunset in the Catalina Foothills — Panorama by kenne
Desert Monsoon
The clouds are stacking up high
In that clear blue afternoon sky
Turning the scorching sun to mere silver lining
Raising a cool hope in all desert being
Is that the long-awaited monsoon coming?
Who would know?
The wind blows westward steadfast
Giving the convoy of clouds a warm piggyback
But who knows when…?
The clouds will turn into precious monsoon rain
Or just evaporate spontaneously once again!
Oh monsoon rain
You kept us all in clear suspense
Desert being are dreaming of you for so long
Are you, or are you not visiting us soon?
The clouds have covered the June evening sky
Colored light brown like bowl of boiled rice
Signaling monsoon rain may be on its way
Sooner we can hope for something real nice!
— Tushar Ray
Monsoon Lightning Over the Catalinas 2 comments
Monsoon Lightning Over the Catalinas — Image by kenne
The monsoon is here
Waves of precipitation
Greening the desert.
— kenne
Spring In Tanuri Ridge Leave a comment
Spring In Tanuri Ridge (May 2, 2016) — Image by kenne
Palo Verde blossoms are in full bloom all over Tucson.
Glowing Sunset Leave a comment
Glowing Sunset — Computer Painting by kenne
The passage into mystery always refreshes.
If, when we work, we can look once a day
upon the face of mystery,
then our labour satisfies.
–Lewis Hyde
As The Spirit Wanes 1 comment
A Change of Scene, Santa Catalina Mountains (February 21, 2013) — Image by kenne
Four inches
of snow
on the
mountains tops
April 26th.
this image
is not it
since the snow
melted
early morning —
Bukowski
would say
“as the
spirit
wanes
the form appears.”
–kenne
Storms Move Into The Santa Catalina’s 6 comments
Storms Move Into the Santa Catalina’s (August 31, 2015) — Images by kenne
A reported 5 inches of rain on Mt. Lemmon in the last 24 hours.
My rain gauge in the Catalina foothills recorded .5 of an inch.
