I Made You an Electric Garden

I Made You an Electric Garden...because I could. Because Memories come in all Colors. 

Because I love you. Because I want you to smile! Because I want you to look!

ramblin rose...

A Flower For You ~ As if Mother Nature Ever Needed Any Help

The Sunset Itself

"And the sunset itself on such waves of ether

That I just can't comprehend

Whether it is the end of the day, the end of the world,

Or the mystery of mysteries in me again.” 

Anna Akhmatova

Sunset ~ Denver/Norway 2011nov2012june23



Sunset 2012 March 03

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Celia Ann Benavidez.
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Sunset 2012 March 03

This photo by Celia Benavidez
is licensed under the Creative Commons
Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0
Unported License.Copyright (c) 2012 by
Celia Ann Benavidez.
This work is made available under the
terms of the Creative Commons
Permissions beyond the scope of this
license may be available atwww.ramblinrose.info



Sunset 2012 March 03

This photo by Celia Benavidez
is licensed under the Creative Commons
Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0
Unported License.Copyright (c) 2012 by
Celia Ann Benavidez.
This work is made available under the
terms of the Creative Commons
Permissions beyond the scope of this
license may be available atwww.ramblinrose.info

Mt Rosalie Wears Venus' Belt

Venus’ Belt on Mt Rosalie These pictures were taken over two days...the first morning you can see that Mt. Rosalie's Glacier Gouge has been windswept. The following morning you can see it has snowed. The beautiful pink color of the sunrise is called Venus' Belt. It also happens at sunset. It is truly one of my favorite colors. Finally, the picture of the path from my front door doesn't really give good depth perception. I'm taking the photo from the shoveled out space in front of my front door which slopes upwards and took a day to shovel out. You can't tell how deep the snow is but on the low side 3 feet and the high side 4 ft. Sinking into the snow felt luscious but made for some difficult maneuvering. Groceries! in hand while sinking 2 ft into soft or crusty snow depending on the snow falling and the wind blowing was an amazing thing. The footprints you see here were gone in an hour...50 mph winds. Amazing and awe inspiring and ferocious!