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Calvin said:
Rainbow. :)

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Colorado, Utah or Nevada? (watch him say Wyoming)
 
LoveBlue said:
Colorado, Utah or Nevada? (watch him say Wyoming)
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None of these... this is a desert highway (part of Route 66) in California between Barstow and Arizona. This photo is when I was approaching the storm in Arizona, at the time there was a snow storm in the Rockies and moved southern. I had to go through the snow in Flagstaff mountain.

This was the reason I took southern route I-40 to get to Michigan to avoid the late April storm in the Rockies where they had at least 10 inches of snow there.
 
This was from yesterday's on the way home... this is in Wyoming.

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Sunset in Nevada, outside of Elko.

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Calvin said:
None of these... this is a desert highway (part of Route 66) in California between Barstow and Arizona. This photo is when I was approaching the storm in Arizona, at the time there was a snow storm in the Rockies and moved southern. I had to go through the snow in Flagstaff mountain.

This was the reason I took southern route I-40 to get to Michigan to avoid the late April storm in the Rockies where they had at least 10 inches of snow there.
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I forgot you had to take the southern route. Duh. Since I've only been out that way (past Utah) once the deserts and mountains all look alike to me. :D (I took the Southwest Chief to LA then up the coast on the Coast Starlight and then back east on the CA Zephyr).
 
Downtown Banff, Alberta - Canada. Photo by @mthiessen

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Insane lightning outside Childress, Texas. Photo by @mikemezphoto

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A Sunbaked Snack

A flock of dromedary camels grazes within the desert landscape of Torūd in Iran’s Semnān Province. Dromedaries thrive in these conditions; their humps store up to 80 pounds (36 kilograms) of fat, which can be metabolized into water and energy when sustenance is unavailable, and they can subsist on the dry, thorny desert plants that other animals would reject.

PHOTOGRAPH BY ABBAS RASTEGAR, NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC

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