Central California, the I-5, early on a Sunday morning. What more can I say? I love California, though as a transplanted Alaskan I never thought I would be able to say that. I even love its flat, endless yellow spaces and that hard blue sky like a bowl, though I miss my Alaskan mountain ranges and cloud patterns.
We've been on this road many times before. The wind, though, and the snow on the Grapevine, made it unusual (
sorry, not very good pics; taken from the window of the car).



See that tumbleweed in the third picture? A whole bunch of them rolled across the road in intervals. Kevin said it was like a video game, trying to avoid them.

This is what the view from my window looked like a few days ago. .... before this most recent blizzard. I'll take another picture in a few days. Right now the whole world is white out there.
Everything is flowing— going somewhere, animals and so-called lifeless rocks as well as water. Thus the snow flows fast or slow in grand beauty-making glaciers and avalanches; the air in majestic floods carrying minerals, plant leaves, seeds, spores, with streams of music and fragrance; water streams carrying rocks... John Muir
1 comment:
Hi Willa,
I enjoyed the pictures from the car, its nice to know someone else who takes pictures on the move to capture the weather or just enjoy the scenery.
Valda
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