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. 

Lovely Spot

This spot off of the Peavine Trail is a quiet place for a rest about a mile from the south trail head.

The spot was chosen for a memorial to a young runner who lost her life crossing highway 69 in 2007. I remember frequently seeing her running along the edge of the highway.

Papa's

The last time I posted a picture of this place it was called The American Jazz Grill. Now it has a new name, Papa's Uptown. If I ever get in to try it out, I'll let you know.

Precariously Positioned

Homes in Jerome are precariously positioned on the side of the mountain. 

They have stunning views but it isn't where I would want to be in an earthquake. 

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.

Wednesday Window...Reflecting The Sun

Prescott Center For The Arts

In the old Sacred Heart Catholic Church building

Red Blooms

Jerome, Arizona

Along The Bike Path

A section of the long bike path through Prescott Valley. 

Grand Hotel

 The Grand Hotel in Jerome

The building started out as a hospital. 

Arches

Douglas Mansion

Jerome, Arizona

The Traveling Vietnam Wall

We went to see the Traveling Vietnam Wall yesterday, a rainy, cool Thursday.

We were there just after they finished setting it up. 

There were lots of people there already.

Channel 12 news was there doing interviews. 

The wall will be there for four days. 

 I think most everyone around my age knows someone who's name is on that wall. 

Dog Park

Here are a few snapshots from Prescott's newly improved dog park. 

Wednesday Window Shopping