I went walking over to my neighbors and saw this Northern Walkingstick on a window screen.
Came home to tell Mike about the walkingstick and he brought this one out.
So which would you prefer?
I own no land, instead I have wheelestate. I’ve been a full time RVer since 1997. Working summers as a Park Ranger takes me to many beautiful places and playing during the winter takes me to many more. This blog is simply the story of my life's adventures.
I went walking over to my neighbors and saw this Northern Walkingstick on a window screen.
Came home to tell Mike about the walkingstick and he brought this one out.
So which would you prefer?
Not the prettiest view of the Bradshaw Mountains south of Prescott and north of home.
The Forest Service had three prescribed burns going on at once.
Sure shows off well against this deep blue Arizona sky.
I totally understand that burns need to happen due to suppression for so long.
Yet it still freaks me out a bit to drive past.
Pardon the bug guts on the windshield, I can guarantee they will never do it again.
Made for a very washed out sky on the way back home.
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I really need a Red Rock fix.
During the summer Mike and I visited several places I’ve yet to post about. On one of our shopping trips via the Grand Staircase Escalante we stopped at the Dam View in Page, Arizona.
We walked a short trail to the overlook.
Past marvelously eroded sandstone sculpture.
Where shadows stood tall.
Right up to the edge.
The Colorado River far below.
10 million tons of cement called the Glen Canyon Dam hold back and alter the natural flow of the mighty Colorado River. This creates the 186 mile (299 km) long Lake Powell with 1960 miles (3154 km) of shoreline for people to recreate on.
While life looks on.