Southern Sunset: The Mountains

Like every year, the first snow has melted away in the city. Its like a pre-wash – washing all the dust and dirt away in preparation for the Winter snow. But the first snow always stays on the mountains. When the wind blows over them it becomes chilly in the city below. This first snow lets you see the texture on the mounatins and their colour blue. It creates a great contrast on the horizon during late Autumn.



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Hugs from Arizona,
Debbie