Thursday’s drive through the Kaibab National Forest was filled with color.
Ran into a little road construction, but enjoyed the view while waiting.
Only a few clouds hovered over Mount Humphreys.
Waning light welcomed me home.
Berta and I had fun selling at Old Congress Days on Saturday. That is until a late afternoon wind caused hurried packing by all.
On the return trip drove through intermittent rain around Flagstaff.
Then the sun returned over the Painted Desert.
Yet clouds built up over Escalante as I approached the Colorado River.
And House Rock Valley to the north.
The sun westered as I sped by the old burnt forest.
And the turning aspen held the last glow.
8 comments:
So you also have road construction waits, like us? I'm doing a section of our SA bike trip with stops like this later today! The Painted Desert sure lives up to its name, hey Gaelyn. Images are so beautiful, I felt I travelled with you. THanks! (((Hugs))) Jo
Soooo much space! I envy you... what a place to roam free ;-)
Looking at these landscapes I can surely understand why you want to live there. It is beautiful.
The market looks like it could produce some real discoveries for collectors.
What glorious pictures when the sun came out.
Hope you had a successful trip with good sales that covered more than just your petrol.
I have always enjoyed the Arizona scenery. I assume the Old Congress Days is like the flea markets we have around here? Your photos are beautiful. Have a great day!
Nice looking scenery and thanks for the trip.
Beautiful area! Love your pics today!
so lovely photos of an amazing place!
the scenery is absolutely beautiful!
excellent shots!
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