Camp site at Hidden Valley Ranch RV resort Quail Jack rabbit, rabbit and quail at
RV park
Cane Cholla in RV park Obvoid fruit of cane cholla Sunset Hidden Valley Ranch, New Mexico
Sunrise Hidden Valley Ranch, New Mexico View from Hwy 88 Charlie & Carolyn at Canyon Lake in the Tonto National Forest
Carolyn looking over Canyon Lake on drive to Tortilla Flat Wildflowers along Hwy 88 Wildflowers along Hwy 88 - Mexican poppies, Desert dandelion and Desert lupine
Desert dandelion View near Tortilla Flats Church at Ghost town
Bordello at ghost town Tonto Natural Bridge State Park - Flowering trees were beautiful. Side of Natural bridge opposite waterfall.  This looks very much like formations in a cave.
Tonto Natural Bridge Waterfall over Natural Bridge Another waterfall at Tonto Natural Bridge State Park
View from Hwy 88 after Roosevelt Dam - narrow gravel road with many turns and no guard rail. The following 12 pictures were taken at the Phoenix Botanical Gardens:  Baja Fairy Duster View of saguaros on hillside  from garden
Aloe in bloom Scorpion weed Wildflower garden
Firecracker plant Organ pipe cactus flowers Beaver tail prickly pear cactus in bloom
Engelmann's Hedgehog cactus A partial cristate saguaros and Gary - can you notice the shape comparison? Desert Fairy Duster
Writht's pincushion cactus in bloom Hole in rock - too tired and hot to climb after gardens but would like to Tuzigott National Monument - No one knows why they were abandoned.
Jerome, a once thriving mining town turned ghost town turned artist colony. Gary is examining this place of business - see sign above door.  Belgian Jenne's bordello. View from AZ 87A just south of Jerome
Sunset Crater Volcano National Monument from trail head aa lava as seen from trail Splatter cone as seen from trail.
Gary on trail, can you tell how cold it was, there was even snow. Wupatki pueblo - note ball field A friendly lizard at Wupatki
Wukoki pueblo Box Canyon dwellings Lomaki pueblo
AZ 89A from Prescott to Jerome Walnut Canyon cliff dwellings Gary overlooking Walnut Canyon
San Francisco peaks from Walnut Canyon entrance road Oak Creek Canyon vista Note 3 levels of road through Oak Creek Canyon
Flowers will grow anywhere - Oak Creek Canyon Eagle head - or so Gary named this rock from Devils Bridge trail Devils Bridge from bottom of trail
Devils Bridge from top of trail Sphinx from Dry Creek Road  Sunset over Sedona from Airport Road
Sunset over Sedona from Airport Road Chapel of the Holy Cross located on red rocks Walk way up to Chapel of the Holy Cross
Chapel of the Holy Cross Bell rock Views of rocks around Sedona
Castle rock View outside Sedona Close to sunset from rest area on I 17
Verde Valley Railroad - you can get an idea how long the train was View of Verde Valley from train - wilderness, eagles and heron were all we saw Train almost to tunnel we went through