TOMBSTONE, AZ the rest of the story

You're right about Sarah Lemmon, my apologies.  But somehow the picture of the Lemmon party standing at the peak just isn't as mentally humorous as the juxtaposition of a lone lemon tree sitting atop of the peak at an elevation of 9157', branches spread wide, full of fruit overlooking the vast saguaro desert below to the south and southwest.

On another note, in LA speak, "like hey man you got a really cool jig...translated to English, you are very fortunate to have your avocation as your vocation.  You are indeed a fortunate person as too few find themselves there.

Bert

I was born in the land of the reindeer, uprooted and transplanted into the land of the Mapleleaf & hockey stick.  Whose with more wisdom than I got tired of chasing the snowblower down the driveway so they uprooted me from the land of the tundra and transplanted me into the land of palmtree.  "like you know...you know", from which I eventually escaped, "dude", to live a more harmonious life.

I'm with you, lizard hopping from creosote bush to bush looking for summertime shade...all good things.

 Might you by chance be hanging out on a mountain named after a citrus in the Catalinas where they take some amazing photos formed by ancient photons of light in the dark summer sky that envelopes a blazing hot spiral of light where things go "bump in the night"???

Bert

Will definitely have to check out Portal.

Bert

7.5 magnitude of darkness must make any clouds in the sky look jet black.

Sounds like it's going to be a great time weather and wind permitting.

Are you a member of Cloudy Nights by chance?

Bert

If I said Naglers & Ethos make for good eye candy you'd know what I'm talking about.

Happy hunting & viewing

12" Newtonion & a 152mm Mak-Newt