New Year’s Day in 2015 revealed the Tonto National Forests fire danger signs along the Beeline Highway, northeast of Mesa, Arizona and just south of the Four Peaks Road covered with snow brought by the 2014 New Years Eve storm in Arizona. Photo by Tom Story, January 1, 2015.
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After working full time in wildland fire for 33 years, he continues to learn, and strives to be a Student of Fire.
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OMG! Frozen “snowbirds” scattered all over the landscape, wearing nothing but their shorts and flip-flops, carrying golf clubs, with their Senior Citizen discount coupons clenched in their fists. “April showers bring Spring flowers”, but in this case it’s late December/early January snow showers: just wait for the spectacular Spring bloom in the desert! And then, lots of grass for fire season. The cycle of Nature is wonderful.
OMG! Frozen “snowbirds” scattered all over the landscape, wearing nothing but their shorts and flip-flops, carrying golf clubs, with their Senior Citizen discount coupons clenched in their fists. “April showers bring Spring flowers”, but in this case it’s late December/early January snow showers: just wait for the spectacular Spring bloom in the desert! And then, lots of grass for fire season. The cycle of Nature is wonderful.