
A Sabino Canyon Morning — Image by kenne
A Sabino Canyon Morning — Image by kenne
Sabino Canyon Giclee Painting by kenne
Great Blue Heron Visited A Neighbor’s House — Image by kenne
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Pocket Gopher — Image by kenne
Pocket gophers are sometimes confused with their fossorial relatives, moles. There are several easy ways to tell the two groups apart.
Moles have small teeth and tiny, unapparent eyes. Pocket gophers have long incisors that protrude from the mouth, and their eyes are easy to see.
In addition, mole tunnels leave raised ridges in the ground, whereas pocket gopher tunnels do not. — Source: The National Wildlife Federation
Low Clouds In The Catalina Foothills — Image by kenne
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Aspen Trail on Mt. Lemmon — Image by kenne
— Ursula K. Le Guin
Caricature by Dave Fitzsimmons and Images by Joy
Joy invited me to attend this month’s luncheon meeting of the Old Pueblo Women’s Club, which took place at the Lodge at Ventana Canyon.
The speaker was Dave Fitzsimmons, a recently retired internationally known journalist/cartoonist. At one point in his amusing presentation,
he walked over to our table and said, “Isn’t this a woke organization, and your name is Ms.” We went up to his drawing pad, took one look at me and said,
Girls In Sabino Canyon at the Dam — HDR Image by kenne
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After the Big Horn Forest Fire — Image by kenne
As the first returners, ferns, and mosses are some of the greenery we see after a fire.
They have rhizomes, horizontal stems tucked away underground that stay protected and often survive moderate fires.
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A Desert Raining Morning In The Catalina Foothills — Photo-Artistry by kenne
–Emily Dickinson
Shadows In The Canyon — Image by kenne
The sun hit the sides of the rock, creating shadows that swallowed the canyon trail as we hiked the canyon.
Looking left and right, we took a deep breath to appreciate where we are.
There are certain places that have the energetic power to serve as a teacher.
The canyons of the Santa Catalina Mountains are exactly that.
It’s a place that requires no words but can provide untold lessons.
It’s a place that will challenge your perspective without asking anything from you.
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Arizona Sister — Image by kenne
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Thimble Peak View Over The Tucson Basin — Image by kenne
— – John Ruskin
Snow White Icing on Hoodoos — Image by kenne
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Honey Bee On Arizona Fleabane — Digital Art by kenne
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