Autumn On Mt. Lemmon — A Panorama by kenne
Leaves begin to fall
Here high on Mt. Lemmon
Now wearing long sleeves.
— kenne
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Autumn On Mt. Lemmon — A Panorama Leave a comment
Tucson/Avra Valley Aquifer Leave a comment
Tucson/Avra Valley Aquifer — Panorama by kenne
The Tucson Mountains separate the Avra Valley and the Tucson Basin, which contain natural aquifers.
Recharge basins have been placed in the Avra Valley, where Colorado River water is blended with the groundwater,
providing water to the Tucson area.
This panorama is at the west edge of the Tucson Mountains where the recharge basins can be seen in the distance.
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Wild Burro Canyon In The Tortolita Mountains 1 comment
Wild Burro Canyon In The Tortolita Mountains (March 12, 2012) — Panorama Created By Merging Three Photos By kenne
These mountains were home to the Hohokam (550 to 1540 A.D.) as evidenced by the amazing petroglyphs carved into rocks throughout the range. We also know that Spanish explorers sought mineral riches for their crown in the 1540s, and there was a short-lived mining boom in the 1860s.
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I will see you at the rock,
the rock at the pass —
not till you are lost,
then you will find me
by the river
sitting on the rock.
You starting point will be
the mystery of my loneliness.
— kenne
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Yetman Trail Panorama Leave a comment
Yetman Trail — Panorama by kenne
beautiful vistas
where the desert speaks
by not disturbing
your solitude
— kenne
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Sombrero Peak In Saguaro National Park Leave a comment
Hiking Sombrero Peak, located in Saguaro National Park–West, is a 3.3-mile out-and-back hike
with 1500 cumulative feet of elevation gain. — Panorama by kenne
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Too Close To The Edge Leave a comment
Tucson Basin, August 31, 2022 — Panorama Image by kenne
Blue sky above
a winding highway
on a sunkissed morning.
Tourists in rental cars
stop at Windy Point vista
climbing boulders
for a better view —
children too close
to the edge.
— kenne
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Windy Point Vista 1 comment
Panorama Video by kenne
This is a panoramic view of the Tucson basin with a segment of the Catalina highway below that leads up to Mt. Lemmon.
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Sycamore Canyon Painting Leave a comment
Sycamore Canyon Painting — Photo-Artistry by kenne
I think back
Hiking the canyon
Up and down.
— kenne
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Italian Springs Trail Panorama Leave a comment
Italian Springs Trail Leading To The Base Of Mica Mountain In The Rincon Mountains East Of Tucson (March 18, 2013) — Panorama by kenne
set camp at the top
needing a restful night’s sleep
watching the sunset
— kenne
Sunset from Mica Mountain — Image by kenne
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Baby Jesus Trail In The Catalina Mountains Leave a comment
Baby Jesus Trail Near Catalina, AZ — Panorama by kenne created by merging three images in Photoshop
This trail is one of several hiking trails on the southwestern slopes of the Santa Catalina Mountains.
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Inland Empire 1 comment
Inland Empire (A metropolitan area and region inland of and adjacent to coastal Southern California.) — Image by kenne
This image was created in June of 2009 by combining four images without using Photoshop photomerge,
which is what I would do to create a panorama today.
— kenne
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Sabino Canyon Green Panorama Leave a comment
Monsoon Rains are Greening Up Sabino Canyon — Panorama Image by kenne
It’s not easy to tell, but saguaros are getting plump sucking up the water — believe me.
— kenne
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Upper Sabino Canyon Panorama Leave a comment
Upper Sabino Canyon In the Santa Catalina Mountains (November 18, 2011) — Panorama by kenne
A light wind
As we hike
Up through
The canyon
Late fall
Eight miles
Out and back
— kenne
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Sky Island Scenic Byway 1 comment
Catalina Highway (Sky Island Scenic Byway) through Hoodoo pinnacle area. — Panorama Image by kenne
Hoodoo pinnacles
Scenic diversity charm
Rocks stacked over time.
— kenne
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Monsoon Blues 2 comments
View from the Patio — Panorama by kenne
Monsoon Blues
July mornings begin
With a beautiful blue sky.
This is the monsoon season,
So by mid-day, the clouds
Begin to move in,
Again and again
Only to move on
Dropping rain
Somewhere else —
The drought continues.
— kenne
