Due to the fact that wind was blowing in from the north, at high velocity, I was surprised when I headed west up the trail from currently dry Tandy Falls to see a new Hoodoo standing up strongly against the gusts.
This new Hoodoo is extremely well constructed, with little rocks acting as braces to stabilize the bigger rocks, hence the still standing, I suspect.
Yesterday the high, termperature-wise, was 86 at my location. This morning that 86 degrees had shrunk to 46, a forty degree loss overnight.
At 46 degrees this morning one might think I had myself a nice hot tub hydrotherapy session. One would have thought wrong if one thought that. The tub was not hot because there was no water in it. Repairs need to be made to a seal, so the water has left the tub. For how long, I do not know.
This time last year, as in by the time Daylight Savings Time arrived, a third of the way into March, I was regularly getting my morning hydrotherapy session, without excess heat, in the pool.
I tried the pool this morning, what with the hot tub not available. I did not last long with the pool still too cool to facilitate a salubrious hydrotherapy session.
On the left you are looking at the close up view of the latest Tandy Hills Hoodoo.
The close up view is not close enough for you to see the intricate feat of engineering which has gone into constructing this precarious Hoodoo tower.
Has anyone happened upon the constructor of the Tandy Hills Hoodoos when he or she is in construction mode?
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