Hiker On The Phoneline Trail (December in Sabino Canyon) — Image by kenne
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Hiker On The Phoneline Trail 2 comments
Sabino Canyon’s Phoneline Trail Leave a comment
Hiking Sabino Canyon’s Phoneline Trail — Photo-Artistry by kenne
Rocky and narrow
High above the canyon floor
Tis a ridge winder.
— kenne
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“Life Goes On” — Image by kenne
(Note Small Saguaro Next to the Dead Saguaro)
A young saguaro cactus usually starts life under the protection of a mesquite or palo verde tree, call a nurse tree. When this two-foot saguaro next to the dead saguaro began life, at least 15 years ago, it was next to a stately saguaro along the Phoneline Trail in Sabino Canyon. Last year the elder saguaro died, leaving behind the young saguaro having provided a well-protected beginning to life.
— kenne
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Hiking Phoneline Trail — Photo Essay 1 comment
Panorama View of Sabino Canyon from Phoneline Trail (February 3, 2017)
SCVN Friday Hike on Phoneline Trail in Sabino Canyon.
“Nature is one of the most underutilized treasures in life.
It has the power to unburden hearts and reconnect to that inner place of peace.”
― Janice Anderson
(Click on any of the Tiled Images for Larger View in a Slideshow Format.)
Starting Up Phoneline Trail from Bear Canyon Road
Starting Up Phoneline Trail from Bear Canyon Road
Phoneline Trail
Taking off Layers
View from Phoneline Trail of One of the Low Water Bridges
Phoneline Trail
Phoneline Trail
SCVN Hike on Phoneline Trail
SCVN Hike on Phoneline Trail
Phoneline Trail at the Edge of the Canyon Wall
Images by kenne
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Time — Seed of Life, Seed of Torment 2 comments
Lower Sabino Canyon from Phoneline Trail with View of Tucson In The Background — Panorama image by kenne
Time’s Body
—in the middle of the beginning they woke you
from a long sleep;
you could see the edges of the world
being formed, the boundaries
space would make in its eagerness
to be included,
the problem time would have
in its need to be the main thing.
The source of life is not life
but rebellion toward meaning.
When you saw the workers were already busy,
that the list you’rd been handed
was usual and impossible
and held it all, and thin
or most, your will
strong as a paper clip
you needed a location
from which to act on your assigned nature
so you chose time:
seed of light,
seed of torment—
— Brenda Hillman
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Desert Silhouette 7 comments
“Desert Silhouette”
Desert Silhouette
A dead saguaro
Stands silhouetted
Against the morning sky
A darken symbol of life
As a lone hiker looks up
From the trail below
Still in the canyon shadow
Pondering the meaning
Of this dark creature
As shadows move
Down the canyon walls
Vanishing the silhouette
And any creature thoughts
Only to leave behind
The remains of what was
A Sonoran desert giant.
— kenne
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Canyon Rim Trail Leave a comment
Canyon Rim Trail (Phoneline Trail in Sabino Canyon, January 15, 2016) — Image by kenne
