At the Arroyo Seco above JPL (Photo- Reg Green)
I went for a short hike yesterday, the first since I broke my ankle a few months ago, with my wife, Maggie, watching over me like Mary Poppins.
By Reg Green
The pre-Christmas storm was enough to turn the trickle that the Arroyo Seco was a week or so ago into a tempestuous torrent that tore down vegetation that had known little but placid aridity all its life.
Heavy logs, like the one washed up on the rocks in midstream, couldn’t hold up either. It’s best not to forget that we live on the edge of beautiful, but very wild, country.
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