Click to enlarge, if you dareStraight out of the camera just a few minutes ago, no processing of any kind. It is utterly revolting out today (and hotter than a furnace, too)! Yuck *cough* yuck YUCK *cough cough cough*!
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Yuck indeed.. stay indoors!
ReplyDeleteOMG! Get a mask!
ReplyDeleteIt's pretty vile here too. We have a ground-level ozone alert until 9PM. And it's awful outside. Bleah.
ReplyDeleteYikes, not fun! Y'all stay safe and unclogged if you can! We have the heat and humidity, but not the dust.
ReplyDeleteyeah ,we experienced the stand storm here in Qatar today too.oh my, i forgot to take a picture of it .
ReplyDeleteBummer. Stay inside. Keep the doors and windows closed. Get the broom and vacuum ready. I'm sure you know the drill.
ReplyDeleteWow, cool. Never have seen anything like that so I can't even imagine.
ReplyDeletegosh, I am glad we don't get storms like that.
ReplyDeleteI know just what you are experiencing. Been through a few of those out in the Nevada desert. It is truly miserable.
ReplyDeleteSo glad I lie almost in the country where the air is clear!
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It's really hot here also--great shot!
ReplyDeleteThis would kick up my son's allergies a notch.
ReplyDeleteAmazing and awesome and intimidating! We are not the boss.
ReplyDeleteoh my I dont think I could stand even just a few minutes at that place! awk!
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Couch choke sputter gasp, unbelievable, If we don't all wake up our entire and wan ourselves from oil dependency our planet will be like this before long!
ReplyDeleteWow! I can't imagine trying to breathe in that. Hope you stayed inside.
ReplyDeleteIn a way, it's impressive. Just visually. I actually *can* imagine trying to breath in that. It makes me think of the time I was at Burning Man :)
ReplyDeleteHoney, I'm from Atlanta, GA. We've got the same thing... only it's pollution... not dust.
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Doens´t look too nice :( But a great shot though.
ReplyDeleteNow THAT is some serious dust!! I'd stay inside too!!
ReplyDeleteI guess u cld use the heavy rains here to wash it all out there!
ReplyDeleteIs that fog or dust? Look like you are high up and viewing the valley.
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Robin, how awful. *cough* is right. But lovely shot!
ReplyDeleteThat is certainly yuck but it is a very cool pic.
ReplyDeleteu gotta stay indoors though!
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I opened the large version of the photo. That must be really difficult to live with. The heat would make me sick alone. It looks worse than the smoke we got from Canadian forest fires, and we thought that was hazy. At least we didn't have sand blowing in. Your blog, by the way, is lovely. I like to cruise around and visit blogs I've never seen before. Glad I stopped by.
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