Category Archives: Photographs

Between Rains


Hannah, Robbin, Jack, Jessica, Red & Bodhi

Greening in the Gray

I can hear and see Dry Creek from the house for the first time this year – 1.23″ rain, cows and calves atop the ridges greening in the gray.

Rain

November 28, 2010

NOAA is predicting 7-10″ rain through mid-next week (22nd), flood warnings in the foothills and 7-10′ of snow in the Sierras above 7,000′, beginning Friday with a 20% chance of rain tonight.  The Pineapple Express aimed at California is hooking-up with a low spinning out of the Gulf of Alaska.  We’ve received .37″ over the past 48 hours as a precursor to this event that is consistent with our 30-day cycle set up in October and November.  I am expecting lower low temperatures than forecast around the 25th that may bring snow instead of rain.

It’s really too wet to do much other than prepare for what’s coming.


December Sycamores

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December 8, 2010

Sulphur Branding 2010

Photos by Earl McKee

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We branded last Friday and were lucky enough to have Earl bring his camera to his corrals in Greasy – a beautiful day! In the slideshow are Kenny & Virginia McKee, Tony Rabb, Doug Thomason, Brent Huntington, Zach Shaver, Chad Lawerence, Chuck Fry, Clarence & Frances Holdbrooks, Robbin, Bob & I.  Thanks all!

December 13, 2010

A decided weather change yesterday, our beautiful fall weather and above-normal temperatures have dropped 20 degrees with a weak storm front entering the state, bringing damp and gray.   A chance of showers Tuesday and again towards the weekend.  Coinciding with the 30-day weather change a week before Thanksgiving, next week should be colder and rainy, and especially cold around Christmas – perhaps even some low snow on Dry Creek.

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