Pusch Ridge Wilderness In the Santa Catalina Mountains– Panorama by kenne
Feel the thrill of being in the moment.
— kenne
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Pusch Ridge Wilderness Panorama Leave a comment
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Ventana Canyon — Panorama by kenne
With the warmer days upon us, hiking lower canyon trials
like Ventana Canyon will be off our schedule till the fall.
Next stop, the higher elevation trials of the Santa Catalina Mountains.
The pleasure of hiking and adventure feeds our dreams
— kenne
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Hiking The Lower Bug Springs Trail — Panorama by kenne
This morning we hiked the lower Bug Springs trail, which takes you through the 2002 Bullock Fire area. This rugged mountainous terrain still shows remnants of the fire sixteen years ago. The Bug Springs trail is favorited by mountain bikes leaving it with a lot of loose rocks and ruts, sometimes making it difficult for hikers.
— kenne
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Deserts Come and Deserts Go Leave a comment
Three Image Merge (Sedona, Arizona) — Panorama by kenne
Deserts Come and Deserts Go
Is it a desert, only time will tell,
a landscape between heaven and hell.
Every ten thousand years or so,
the ice will come, the ice then will go.
In one place the ocean throws water across the land,
another place flowers beyond numbers to count grow.
In time, only a desert will tell,
the span between heaven and hell.
— Phillip Camitses
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“. . .the West of my deepest imaginings Leave a comment
Tucson Basin — Panorama by kenne
“. . . the West of my deepest imaginings—the place where the tangible and the mythical became the same.”
— Edward Abbey
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Bluff Trail In Sabino Canyon Leave a comment
Springtime On The Bluff Trail In Sabino Canyon — Panorama by kenne
The universe is changing, and
we are part of the transformation.
— kenne
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Snow In Tucson Panoramas 2 comments
Last week we had two inches of snow in Tucson and 2.5 feet on Mt. Lemmon and by the time these images were taken most of the snow in the basin had melted. It was beautiful while it lasted.
The Catalina Mountains in the Sabino Canyon area.
The Catalina Mountains as seen from Tanui Ridge
The Baboquivari Mountains — Panoramas by kenne
