Grand Canyon

Even a dead tree has beauty when it's on the edge of the Grand Canyon. 

Way Down The Trail

These buildings can be seen looking into the Grand Canyon from the South Rim Trail. if you have some binoculars.

 Or a zoom lens. 

I didn't see that person walking in the center of the frame until I uploaded the pictures. 

Grand Canyon Mule

Spot

If I got to choose which mule I could ride into the Grand Canyon, I would choose this one.

Flowers In The Window

Enjoying The View

I waited a good fifteen minutes for the person casting that shadow to leave so that I could get this shot with the canyon in the background, but she was so enamored by the cowboy that she just stayed there admiring him. So I took my shot and went on my way.

A Sign

El Tovar Hotel sign at the South Rim of the Grand Canyon.

Bent But Not Broken

Hopi House

October In The Grand Canyon

Framed

Framed in the fork of a dead tree, the Watchtower stands vigil over the Grand Canyon.

Bat Cave?

Grand Canyon National Park

As seen from the rim trail.

A zoomed in close up. 

Colter Hall

Completed in 1937, Colter Hall was designed by Mary Colter and built as the women's dormitory for park employees. The natural beauty of the native stone building is a striking example of her work.

Smooth

This tree along the rim trail at the Grand Canyon is rubbed smooth by people climbing into it to have their picture taken.

Hopi House

One of my favorite buildings at the Grand Canyon is the Hope House. It was built in 1905 and designed by architect, Mary Colter.  

Looking For A Handout

Do Not Disturb

It's my day off, don't bother me. 

Incoming

Happy Birthday Brian

Theme Day... Workers

Maintaining the trails at the Grand Canyon. 

I can't imagine a more scenic work place. 

The Hold Out

One last daisy braving the freezing night temperatures.