When the smog clears, the front range of the San Gabriel Mountains is surprisingly beautiful.. on this day a dry thunderstorm came through and blew away the smog.
'poodle-dog bush' and a burnt out forest
Jackson Lake near Wrightwood
A horned lizard... also somewhat rare but for obvious reasons they are often overlooked.
Short-Joint beavertail, a rare plant.
This is the road up Fish Creek. It isn't open to the public anymore, for obvious reasons, but a 4*4 can still navigate the road, if you have the key to the gate
Necktie Basin, a weird natural basin at 4000 feet. There is a small spring and there used to be sheep here... now there is a dusty road. No one ever comes up here anymore, it's a lonely but amazing place.
Twin Peaks and a thunderstorm. From this angle, you can see only one of the two peaks.
Tuesday, June 27, 2006
This is the closest I got to seeing a thunderstorm while on my trip. Oddly enough, however, there was a thunderstorm last night in Pasadena... in June! We don't really get June thunderstorms.
Eli
Eli's basement
neat southern house
water
ghost crab
A horseshoe crab
Hermit
awwww!
Trying to catch crabs
amazing South Carolina beach... warm water, soft sand, crabs, etc
Despite his feathers, this peacock was having no luck with the ladies, from what we could tell.
Burlington/Pittsburgh, Vermont/Pennsylvania, United States
Hi! I am a graduate student at UVM. I am currently working on a project for the Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy to reduce runoff and pollution in Panther Hollow and the Four Mile Run watershed of Pittsburgh. This summer my blog will be all about my time in Pittsburgh.