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April 9, 2011 by Joel Wolfson Leave a Comment

April in Flagstaff…

Living at a high elevation like Flagstaff (7,000 ft/2,100 m) can sometimes mean strange weather…  like the 8 inches of fresh snow we woke up to this morning!  I took this image out the back door of our house.

Instead of complaining, we should thank Mother Nature for being so generous- we definitely need the moisture.  It’s been a relatively dry winter and this is beautiful!  Besides, with temperatures near 60 on Monday, the snow will not last long.

We’re about a month away from leaving for Tuscany. Today has been a good day to gather the necessary books and maps we need for the trip.  Now it’s time to pull out the check lists…

Ciao!

Filed Under: photography, Workshops Tagged With: Arizona, beginner, beginning, Flagstaff, intermediate, italia, italy, mountains, northern Arizona, photos, pictures, ponderosa pine, snow, Toscana, tour, travel, Tuscany

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