Traveling to Arizona took us across the Grand Canyon. Laura took a few pictures when we saw it. It was fairly impressive at 30,000ft. These shots capture some of the amazing size of the canyon. These shots have had the color played with, so it did not look this colorful, but I like these.
We stayed at the Triple T Ranch. It is a few miles outside of Heber AZ. We were really surprised with how much of a tourist area it was. Also, gas was cheaper out in Heber (the middle of no-where) than in Phoenix (or in WA for that matter). The ranch was also littered with pieces of old equipment from by-gone decades (and centuries), this was a lot of fun photographically for me.
Here is the main ranch house. We spent our days together out here.
Individual cabins for sleeping. They were a small and dusty. So we only stayed there long enough to sleep. We passed the night with the doors open for a few hours each night.
An old wagon out in front. I took some pictures for Ken and Jean here. Unfortunately I don't have a copy of those photos (I used their camera).
An old grinding wheel. I like the texture on the wheel.
Another beautiful old wagon.
I'm honestly not sure what this is. I suppose that it is used in preparing the ground. Visually it is a circle inside of a circle inside of a circle ...
Details and texture are fun for a camera.
I love this shot, and it is from a simple flower bucket.
This pine had a wonderful color to it.
Ginger, Ken and Jean's dog.
The neighbors dog. I don't know her name, but she was always around.
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