Nothing says yesterday like something that used to say tomorrow
A beautiful old building from a different time
From Travel
Red and White Butte
Red and White sandstone butte
Pasture Land
Hard pasture land, but the cattle still make a go of it
River Goblin
Goblin formation forming along the Río Salado
First Snows of Winter
First snows of winter on the San Francisco Peaks
First Light on the Mountains
First Light over the mountains bringing up those beautiful southern desert colors
Sunset in the Clouds
The sunset gave these clouds quite a dash of color
Distant Range
The desert has many beautiful vistas, and this one is not just a favorite, it's one of the most widely used.
Along the Rio Salado
Beautiful Monsoon weather coming in along the Rio Salado
Sheer Walls
Sheer walls of sandstone rising up out of the forest with trees, lichen, and scrub clutching to every crevice they can find
From Sedona
View to the Colorado River
The Colorado River cuts through the Grand Canyon
Grand Staircase-Escalante 1
The beautiful formations of the Grand Staircase-Escalante park. This one looks to me a bit like a dragon resting his head
Lakeside
Nothing like a day spent sitting out and reading a book by one of our lovely alpine lakes
Frozen Desert Waterfall
Now there's something you don't see every day
Peaks from the Plains
The San Francisco Peaks in all their purple mountain majesty as seen from across the high plains nearby. They can finally be seen in their entirety at a distance of over 70 miles away. The principle summit, Humphrey's Peak, tops out over 12,633'. It's one of the 20 tallest mountains in North America, despite being a mere shattered remnant of a once gigantic volcano - much like Mt. St. Helens.
San Francisco Peaks in Fall
San Francisco Peaks covered in a nice thick Thanksgiving snow
Forest Path 4
An attempt to convey the feeling of riding the Stagecoach Trail in a few pictures. 4/6
Red Goblins 2
Red Goblins at Dixie National Forest.
This one really blew my camera out, took a bit of work to fix.
Morning light on the hills
Heavy woodcover on these trails, but every now and then the hills peek out
