Photo from Ottosen Photography.
It actually looks like this,
but it's already pushing 100 F. So it feels like a blast furnace.
How people live in Phoenix I will never know.
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The views, musings, and snapshots of one man, living on the Pacific Slope of the Wasatch Mountains.
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Friends (Don't Hold My Views Against Them)
News
Favored Opinions
- Ricochet
- Ricochet Podcast
- National Review
- City Journal
- City Journal California
- Hot Air
- The Corner (NRO's Weblog)
- Campaign Spot (NRO)
- The Daily Caller
- Bill Whittle
- The DC Trawler (Daily Caller Weblog)
- Mark Steyn
- James Lileks (The Bleat)
- Mitch Berg's Shot in the Dark
- Moe Lane
- In From The Cold
- The Churchill Centre
- Margaret Thatcher Foundation
- The Air-Chive (Aviation)
- Flight Level 390 (Aviation)
- Big Hollywood (Movies & Culture)
- Ben Kepple (Money & Humor)
- Sheila O'Malley (Life & Culture)
- ConservativeHome (UK politics)
Defense
Natural Subjects
- USGS Cascade Volcano Observatory
- USGS Yellowstone Volcano Observatory
- Eruptions - Volcano News
- Volcano World - Oregon State University
- Pacific Northwest Seismic Network
- My Northwest - Earthquake Tracker
- Oregon Live - Earthquakes
- University of Utah Seismograph Stations
- Intermountain Earthquakes
- The Original Weather Blog
- Storm King
- Cliff Maas Weather Blog
- The Weather Beat (Seattle Times)
- National Storm Prediction Center
- Stormtrack
- Severe Studios
- The Big Storm Picture
- Clark Planetarium - Night Sky Calendar
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