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#0001 Autumn at the Peaks
I pack my own table and chairs and make my own picnic area. This was great spot at San Francisco Peaks N of Flagstaff in Coconino National Forest.
#0002 Golden Explosion
Cottonwood tree in first light of morning, along Dugas Rd, few miles N of Cordes Lakes, AZ.
#0003 The Big Red One
One of my Windsor Rose blooms.
#0004 Aspen Splendor
Aspen grove along Forest Rd 418, Coconino National Forest just N of Flagstaff, AZ.
#0005 Lynx Lake
Lynx Lake, from the south shore, Prescott National Forest, Prescott, AZ.
#0006 Moonset
Moon setting in the crotch of a cottonwood by the gate at the EZ Ranch, Cordes Lakes, AZ.
#0007 Old Yeller
One of my yellow roses, the yellow rose has some history in this country. An indentured servant, a beautiful mulatto gal, named Emily West is believed to be the original Yellow Rose of Texas, mid 1800's. About same time a NYC lawyer did a hybrid yellow rose believed to be created in her honor, much, more to story, partly truth, partly fiction. Google the Yellow Rose of Texas and you will find several accounts of Emily, all pretty much same history, fascinating story.
#0008 Prickly Bloom
Actually the bloom is not prickly just the prickly pear cactus.
#0009 Saguaro
Saguaro cactus near Black Canyon City, about 22 miles south of me, shining in the last light of day. They won't grow at my altitude.
#0010 San Francisco Peaks Snowcap
Sometimes as here there is early October snow on the peaks.
BTW the SF Peaks are highest in Arizona . Mt Humphreys is tops at 12,660 feet.
#0011 Take Me Home Country Road
Another scenic grove of aspens along Forest Rd #418 in the Coconino.
#0012 Touché
A co-habitat of prickly pear cactus and desert paintbrush.
#0013 Wetter Times
The Agua Fria River during a rainier November at the EZ Ranch crossing, Cordes Lakes, AZ.
#0014 Watson Lake
Watson Lake in the beautiful Granite Dells area N of Prescott, AZ.
#0015 Rocky Sentinel
Viewpoint along Bloody Basin Rd just S of Cordes Lakes, AZ
#0016 Prickly Pear Hill
My name for it anyway, another viewpoint along Bloody Basin Road.
#0017 The Bradshaws
The Bradshaw Mountains as viewed from Bloody Basin Road. The old mining town of Crown King lies over the top of the range.
#0018 Colored Rain
Storm to SE of Cordes Lakes at sunset during a monsoon time.
#0019 Devil Weed
Jimson Weed, called devil weed by natives, once used as powerful hallucinogen. Boththe seeds and nectar highly toxic, bad news if seeds get mixed in with cattle's grain.
#0020 Fall at the Bend
Autumn at a bend in the Agua Fria River about 4 miles N of Mayer, AZ.
