Tuesday, May 25, 2010
Desert nose, no bounds
my bathroom--Barbara told my father and i to pee in the sink cause it flows out to the garden(plus no toilet)
SOLAR PANELS they 've got 10 here and produce more electricity than they can store or use!!!
Barbara calls them cute cause they turn with the sun as it moves,like Sunflowers.
the front porch awaiting shade screens and desert passion vines
a side courtyard next to an old cottage
the side porch looking onto the courtyard
my bike next to where i hang my underwear to dry
primitive entrance to the compost compound
the kiln and pow wow area facing the back porch
back porch notice the two rainwater cisterns (its all we use here)
my other bathroom complete with rainwater shower and compost toilet aka a bucket with sawdust in it
bathroom continued--this used to be a side porch
dinner tables ( no rent or utilities to pay)
from the breakfast niche to the kitchen
a view from the reading room onto the front porch
my living room
mi concina
my computer niche --great view of the mountains too bad you cant see it--
nice beds but you gotta watch your head near the edges of the room though.
reason #1 to hike with a weary eye and a big stick
the highest point on saddleback ridge
little lizard--he scared me to death.i thought he was a rattlesnake
my neighbor Keith tells me he could walk up there in an hour (and without any shoes)
Creosote bush...Barbara told me she makes tinkers out out it..the most potent plant in the Sonora
giant Saguaro Cati about 20 ft tall
the valley behind the saddleback ridge and home to the Apache Nation --reserve
Barbara's Bungalow on the far bottom left
Golden and lime green lichen on red volcanic pumice
the saguaro forest behind my adobe bungalow
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These pictures are so clear. boy it looks like rugged living. That was a huge lizard. Your lil nook where your laptop is sitting looks nice I can only image the view of the mountains. Nice living arrangement i can see why you would want to stay in that house. keep the pictures coming.
ReplyDeleteCreosote is one of my favorite desert plants. Anytime I get the chance, I get some cuttings and hang it in my shower. Love the smell.
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