I could if I wasn’t so afraid of heights… it’s a four stories drop if you slide…
I’ve sometimes wondered what sort of havoc those dust storms play on cars, external air con fans on buildings etc, etc.
Still. Maybe it would be exciting to see something like that wall of dust in real life. (despite all the disruption)
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Reminds me of a rooftop oil painting my father did.
They’re pretty impressive. Unfathomable in size and scope, and when in one, can barely see past your hands.
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okay… you won. But actually you lost! This is a slidedoor not a window!
This is a nice display – what model is that?
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I’m fascinated by the desert, the heat, the sunsets… I study things happening in Quartzsite Arizona for a living and I wish I lived there year round!
Instead, regular Parisian low-density suburb view.
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that is horrifying and beautiful at the same time
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you can spot Slenderman when it’s dark
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At least you get to look at Boobs all day.
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I’ve never seen more beautiful sky’s than a sunset in Arizona before or after a storm has passed. Pictures do not come close 
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night shot required. Hoping the spooky castle is lit up in a freaky way
those clouds rolling off the hill are pretty spectacular
Little fluffy clouds!
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Best thread since weeks here! So many different ways of beautiful sights!
As Tom Waits says, “The color of Pepto Bismol”.
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that looks like an island of tranquility with city chaos but 20 feet away.
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