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#0041 Monsoonal Rise
Usually monsoon clouds move in in the afternoon, this day they were around for the sunrise.
#0042 Stoked
Brilliant sky this night.
#0043 Meep Meep!!
It is awful hard to get a photo of a road runner, they are always on ground and on the move, this one was on the ground and jumped in the bush when I got close, surprised me, maybe nest was nearby as it was calling me every name in the book.
#0044 Monarch of the Glen
I love this giant cottonwood, the base is about as wide as my car is long. If you happened to catch my photo "Funnelvision" this tree is about 2 miles farther in, on same forest road, by the banks of the Agua Fria River, N of Mayer, AZ. Another of my picnic spots.
#0045 Day to Night
Light of late sun on this side of hill and darkness of storm on the other side, Cordes Lakes, AZ
#0046 Sleepy Hollow
This old cottonwood in the pre dawn light of a late November day, reminds me of Sleepy Hollow.
#0047 Snow Squall
Yes tis true, a snow squall right here in River City.
#0048 Still Getting Mail
One of several old buildings near what used to be the Dugas Ranch about 14 miles from here.
#0049 Whacky Weeds
High desert ground cover in last rays of sun.
#0050 Twin Peaks
Rocky out crops N of Mayer
#0051 Bird of Paradise
My neighbor's Bird of Paradise in full bloom.
#0052 The Whole 9 Yards
Pretty near the whole village of Cordes Lakes here in this photo under an interesting sky.
#0053 Firestorm
Brilliant sunrise taken from eastern most street here in Cordes on edge of State trust land.
#0054 Golden Ridge
Aspen grove in full fall glory along a ridge in Prescott National Forest, Prescott, AZ.
#0055 Golden Reflections
Had a light rain one morning just before sunrise and road was just wet enough to catch the reflecting rays.
#0056 Bloomin' Hog
Hedgehog cactus in full bloom in the high desert. Blooms usually come on in May.
#0057 Almighty Palette 3
Picture says it all.
#0058 The Peaks
The San Francisco Peaks N of Flagstaff as seen from an old burn area. They are dormant volcanoes and the highlight of an 1100 square mile volcanic field. There are over 600 vents in the area. The SF Peaks form the western boundary to the Navajo nation.
