I hesitate to upload this video because it is, after all, just the wind blasting one of my palm trees! I’ve lived here for two years now, these trees have seen numerous windstorms during my tenure and still haven’t lost a single frond.
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Such resilience
Very tough trees, aye!
More and more storms will come due to climate changes….
Sorry, Rudi, I don’t believe in global warming. Earth’s geologic record proves that earth has warmed and cooled by itself for millions of years.
Breezy!
I love the breezy! More common during the cooler months.
Love this video John ..a bit stormy.
It looks super stormy, but all this area got were were sprinkles. This was the south end of a very large low pressure system moving over the northern states. Too bad the rain didn’t fall here, we need it so badly.
I love this so much John!
Thank you, long time no see!
No kidding! I am the worst, totally lost my motivation for over a year! But I am back blogging, writing and photographing and can’t wait to see more of your posts again!
Thank you, welcome back!
Thank you! <3
I see that your Instagram is gone…
No not gone! I’m using a different name now though, it’s @adventurouselle 🙂
Got it, thanks.
It is amazing what nature can adapt to!
I agree! Consider that palm trees are not native to Las Vegas Valley or this area of the Mojave Desert. These are Mexican Fan Palms.