great image. Right time ; right place.

VERY nicely done!

Things are a bit drippy here in the PNW

Nicely captures ! We are experiencing very unusual, very low, low tides down here on the Oregon Coast. Lots of items are viewable that normally are not.

Interesting clouds (ventricular) in the Alabama Hills.

Yes ! that appears to be the logic. Ironically yesterday afternoon I was explaining to a friend that is looking for a tt that just because your SUV is rated to pull it, doesn't mean you should. He would be close to max'd out before adding passengers, water, propane, hitch + a few other items. I have started using one word a lot; "PHYSICS". Also people don't realize how quickly you can add 600-1k #'s into a rig and how things can go south in a hurry.

Pronghorn's in Hart Mtn Refuge (hot day. the heat waves play havoc with the focus).....

As you stated 'your use to it...' we go a few miles N. and then come down. Really nice scenic drive North of you that Anne would like for photos... (clouds; not steam or smoke)

There are a couple of spots along the Columbia River like this. The down side is the freeway & train. Daytime isn't bad, but both run most of the night. If you're not in a hurry and don't mind paying a few $$ both north & south a few miles have some nice Fed & State campgrounds that are quiet. We drop our trailer and come down and watch. Did you see the 'surfer's ' going up river against the current? Bald eagles visit as well.

If you want photos of Pronghorn's head over to deep south central Oregon to the Hart Mtn Refuge. North of Lakeview; South of Burns. Good camping near by & good roads into the area. Lots of wildlife and views of hills & valleys as well. Ann will thank you. ..

You're getting close to my 'neck of the woods' now. Just stay off "rattle snake" grade / hill. I've done it but its a white knuckle ride. Put blinders on Anne if you do. EXTREMELY steep & curved. From where you are & if you're headed West you won't hit it, unless you head to Wallow Lake area going cross country. Just keep the shiny side up, the greasy side down and your wheels between the ditches.

Largest pineapple I've ever seen. I didn't even realize they grew in the Arizona desert !

Nicely captured !

I guess I'm getting old & cranky but on our recent trip thru the S.W. we had several of these type of incidents. I had to hit the brakes pretty hard when someone cut in front of me. Several times people passing on a 2-lane highway on curves and on an uphill portion. I am amazed just how many are towing trailers in excess of 70+ mph. I actually checked the tires at a rest stop of one guy who had passed me earlier. You'd never guess it; but 'poppers' and not rated for the speed he was traveling. I guess the makings for a You Tube .

Sunset from our camp site....

Ray; :cheer: Nicely captured !

Hiking in the Alabama Hills. Snow capped mountains are the East side of the Serra’s

Sunset out the west side of camper turn your head

and the moon coming up over the hills on the other side simultaneously.

Well captured!

Earlier that day