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TRUE Paradise in the Desert

If you want to get out of bed in morning and feel that all is right with the world, a nice rain shower at night is the way to do it.  There is supposed to be a secondary rainy season in the Sonoran Desert in mid-winter.  Some years it is a dud.  But this year the rains are glorious.

But don't say that out loud to your camping neighbors if they are northern snowbirds.  They think, "I didn't drive all the way here just to look at clouds and to feel cold.  I demand that it be warm and sunny everyday.  I dream of playing golf in shorts in January."

Well, that is their problem.  They probably think that the following photo shows the "beauty of the desert."

 

Ghastly!  Teddy Bear chollas are the apotheosis of Evil.  The northern snowbirds probably think the non-blue sky is.

But let's wallow in paradise while it lasts!






Comments

It may be cooler than most would like, or even damp at times, but is a far cry better than looking at a White environment all the time.
Be Safe and Enjoy!

It's about time.
Rick and Kathy, Most people think that fresh-fallen, dry snow is pretty. If only it didn't fall on the roads!
Barb in FL said…
It seems hard to believe, but blazing sunshine gets old, is too hot and goes on far too long. I relish the days with cloudy skies now just to soften and cool some of that. Not the fake clouds, real ones like your pictures.
I agree, Barb. Of course snowbirds from the north look at sunshine as a God, and maybe that makes sense FOR THEM. But not for many of us.
Bill said…
If only the pesky snowbirds could drop a few more bucks in the local economies, eh?