Tag Archives: Shadow Shot Sunday

Shadow Shot Sunday – Ship’s Bell

A Ship’s Bell from the USS New Mexico has its own shadow and is about to be engulfed by other shadows on the campus of the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque.

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Shadows in the Bosque

Lots of welcome shade from an intense New Mexico sun on the Aldo Leopold Trail in the Rio Grande River bosque in Albuquerque.

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Shadow Shot Sunday – Chapel Shadows

***Alumni Chapel at the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque***

Deep Shadows under a bright New Mexican sun at the Chapel in Albuquerque. Deep memories also. My sister and her husband got married there forty six years ago.

And here they are now (or at least back in October when they came for a visit,) Still going strong!! Way to go Ellen and Irv.

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Shadow Shot Sunday – On the River and on the Mountain

I went on a bike ride this morning on the RiverParks trails and stopped at the Cyrus Avery Bridge on Route 66.

Nearby is the Tulsa Sign Park memorializing old motels and their signs on Route 66.

And then earlier this week I hiked on Turkey Mountain and found this shadow.

I’m linking with Shadow Shot Sunday

A Shadowy Shelter on the Mountain

A shadowy shelter survived a prescribed burn on Turkey Mountain.

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Shadowy Shots at Home and on the Trail

Our tiny five pound plus Pomeranian puppy Kodi gets lost in the shadows sometimes.

Fresh blooming Mexican Plum stands out from the shadows at Tulsa’s Oxley Nature Center

Shadows casting across a trail sign at Oxley.

Because of our dry spell, trees are casting shadows instead of reflections across a dusty dry lake bed.

I”m late but I’m still linking with Shadow Shot Sunday 2.

Shadowy Washington Irving

191 years ago Washington Irving camped on the bank of the Arkansas River south of what is now Tulsa. There is now a an eponymous park on the river commemorating his stop.