A huge dust storm blew through Arizona July 5, 2011. The residual dust that was left by the dust storm left the already dry city of Phoenix looking dirtier than ever. Photographs taken the next day of close ups of the aftermath of the dust storm.

Hazy Phoenix, Arizona sky the day after the haboob that swept through Arizona. The dust storm hit Phoenix around 7:30 p.m. and didn't last long but the lingering dust had to settle somewhere.

Have you ever seen those cell phone towers that look like trees? I have lived in two states where cell phone towers have been camouflaged to look like trees. I think they are hilarious because at first glance, they look like what they are meant to look like--an evergreen tree or a palm tree--but upon closer look, they are stiff and unnatural looking.

Case in point, these two "palm trees" are not really palm trees; they are cell phone towers. Two of them. Twin cell phone towers in Glendale, Arizona.

Have you ever seen cell phone towers that look like trees? These two palm trees are not real trees; they are cell phone towers in Glendale, Arizona, a suburb of Phoenix. I think these disguised cell phone towers are hilarious looking! But they are nicer looking than ugly cell phone towers.