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This is the view from the front of the house where I am lucky enough to be staying. Thanks everybody for a great time.
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Haze from New Mexico fire makes visibility low. The saguaros in the foreground are part of a long-term study plot on the south side of Tumamoc Hill. to the lower left, one can see part of a trinchera, prehistoric rock alignments to make terraces on the hill.
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This panorama was taken fro teh west side of the main building at teh north-facing slope of the hill. Look for walkers...
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Scene shot late morning from the road below the Desert Lab looking east towards downtown. The Saguaro flowers are starting to close from the night before.
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The whole first part of the day was a very welcome rain.
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My firend who has lived in Tucson most of his life tells me this is an impact crater. I had always thought it was excavated for some of the older houses, which still show volcanic rock as foundations. Any thoughts from your rock hounds?
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This is taken from where all the communication towers are located. Of course today, when I stayed home, was a much more clear day. Oh, well, it's always great to be up there.
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View of the Santa Catalina Mountains north of Tucson, Arizona. This image was taken to document Buffelgrass on the slopes. 14 X 45 Canon S5
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My apologies for frame number 1. I took 3 exposure sets at F4.5; 1/200, 1/320, and 1/500. This pano is all 1/320, except for frame number 1, which, apparently, I accidentally selected from the 1/500 set. See if you can find the house with the multitude of microwave antennae the roof.
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... reshot, this time in focus. Here's the original, foreground-focused version: www.gigapan.org/viewGigapan.php?id=14959
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