Empty Pasture

Shades of brown painted by winter.

Hackberry

Have you ever been to Hackberry?

 On Old Route 66, west of Peach Springs, Arizona.

White Sands

We took two grandchildren to White Sands New Mexico. They had fun pouring sand on each other and gave me the opportunity to capture the ten toes that I posted yesterday.

Ten Toes

I love this shot! I will tell you about it tomorrow.

Ring Around The Moon

Late Monday night, there was a huge circle around the moon. It looked so unusual that I tried to get a picture of it. I shot this one and then tried to take a better one but my camera froze up and I couldn't get it to work again. The camera is now at the repair shop. This isn't a great shot, but it gives an idea of what it looked like.

The Alamo....

This is another shot I took at the movie set in Texas that I posted on Tuesday.

Grand Canyon In Winter

The Grand Canyon is beautiful any time of year and always takes your breath away no matter how many times you have seen it.

Fort Whipple Then And Now

Except for the trees, Officers Row at Fort Whipple looks much as it did when the postcard picture, at the top, was taken in the early 1900's. These beautiful homes were build to house the highest ranking officers and their families. One of the houses is now a museum with the history and artifacts on display, telling of the early days of the fort. The museum is well worth a visit. Tomorrow I will show the inside of the house that is now the museum.

Reflecting On An Angry Cat

Reflecting on an angry cat

Theme Day.....Postcard-worthy

Watson Lake

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You Remember Alice...

Graduation

Congratulations to the Chino Valley class of 2011!

Our granddaughter, Kelsey, in the middle with the big smile, looks very happy!

Hats And Boots

I saw this guy at a mule show and thought his hat looked well worn and different.

Powder Box Church Again

Another picture of the Powder Box Church. This view shows the Douglas Mansion on the hill in the background, now Jerome State Historic Park. The mansion was built in 1916 at a cost of $150,000.00. The Douglas family owned the mine. The Powder Box church was actually called the Mexican Methodist Church. The nickname was built of scrap wood from the discarded dynamite boxes. It is now a private residence.