“A Zen Moment” — Computer Painting by kenne
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What Path Will You Take? — Image by kenne
Gila Monster — Image by kenne
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Sabino Canyon — Images by kenne
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“Looking Back In Time” — Image by kenne
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Rock Squirrel — Images by kenne
Parish Larkspur WIldflower Images by kenne
Conditions for wildflowers are much better this spring than last year.
Yesterday (March 20, 2015) we saw several parish larkspur along the Bear Canyon trail at about 2,700 ft.
There were many, at first glance I thought they were lupines.
Last year I posted images of a single parish larkspur April 16th near Hutche’s Pool (3,900 ft.)
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Seven Falls In Bear Canyon, Santa Catalina Mountains (02/07/11) — Image by kenne
“All journeys have secret destinations of which the traveler is unaware.”
– Martin Buber
Visitors to Sabino Canyon were pleased to see water in the creek, the first time since the spring.
The water for now is flowing over the Bear Canyon low-water crossing.
Water is also going over the low-water crossing below the Sabino Canton dam.
Water rushing over Sabino Canyon dam.
Sabino Canyon Dam
Sabino Canyon Dam
Water rushing over the boulders at the base of the dam.
The area along the creek has been so dry that even the willows near the dam have dropped their leaves,
looking more like late fall rather August.
This ash tree, home to a Cooper’s hawk nest has also lost a lot of its leaves.
The water is providing a welcome relief from this year’s draught.
The creek will continue to flow as long as the Catalina Mountains receive Monsoon rains.
— Images by kenne
― Edward Abbey, Desert Solitaire
Two-tailed Swallowtail — Images by kenne
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Bear Canyon In The Santa Catalina Mountains — Image by kenne
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Bear Canyon Trail To Seven Falls — Image by kenne
— from “Stairway to Heaven” by Led Zeppelin
Stay On Trail — Image by kenne
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Inside the Outside Snapshot — Image by kenne
Bear Canyon Trail Above Seven Falls — Image by kenne
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