I wanted to continue sharing photos of my home state of Arizona for those of you who may have never visited. Or maybe these will spark a memory of a previous vacation. And if by chance you're an Arizona resident, then you know the stark beauty of this wonderful state.
Check out my April post for more photos.
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| The Sonoran Desert near Phoenix. |
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| A Bristlecone Pine, photographed at 10,000 feet near Flagstaff. These trees can be several thousand years old. |
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| A few years ago, my husband and I took our children on a houseboat trip on Lake Powell. This was one of our campsites. |
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| On the border of Arizona and Utah. This was taken as my dad and I hiked to The Wave, an iconic sandstone formation. |
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| Snow Bowl Ski Resort in Flagstaff. The high peak in the background is Mt. Humphrey, the tallest mountain in Arizona. |
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| The Grand Canyon. |
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| Storm over Mt. Humphrey's. Photo taken from my parents' house. |
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| The many moods of a Saguaro Cactus. |
"You can see an angel anytime and anywhere."
~ poet Mary Oliver
4 comments:
Beautiful photos, Kristy. Arizona is such a pretty state. Thank you for sharing your collection.
Thanks, Julie. Have a wonderful Monday!
How did you get such a clear picture of the Grand Canyon? Any time we've been there, it has been sm-o-o-g-g-gy. Then again, I don't think we've been there in winter, probably, like the Mojave Desert, your best time for clear air.
Great pictures. Thanks for sharing.
Zina,
I believe I took that photo in the summer. I must've gotten lucky. :-)
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