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"THE SHRINE VIEW" copy

"THE SHRINE VIEW" copy

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This waterfall is a monsoon seasonal flow of beauty found just North of Bisbee, Arizona.

The main waterfall at Turkey Creek West, near the Sycamore Campground. Just a short hike up the creek-side trail. Chiricahua Mountains,in Cochise Coun

A large desert cat lurking from above seemed to watch our every move, even though he saw us long before we got close to the wall. We saw him too but h

This photo is named Skull Mountain simply because of its resemblance. I found it on a hike in The Chiricahua Mountains of Southeastern Arizona. I real

Late one night these bats emptied our hummingbird feeder. We didn't know where all the food was going till now.

Last swimmer in the lake gazing into the sky as the dragon in the sunset unveils itself.

A typical view in the Chiricahua Monument if you climb,hike,and climb some more. Many beautifully breathtaking expanses are awaiting just over the nex

A shot of the business district in Globe,Arizona. A historic mining town. Taken from a modern home of worship at the top of the town.

POOF PURPLE EXPLOSION

MOUNTAIN SAGUARO PLATEAU

Pink Lilies

An early morning view from above the Old Bisbee Area of Bisbee, Arizona with a portion of the Lavender pit and other mining areas in the distance.

A beautiful shot of the weather diversity in the southern regions of Arizona's high deserts. A mining town of usually perfect year round temperat

My friend Tequila was having some downtime at our local hangout while dog sitting Brutus. A very watchful and ferocious tea cup Doberman.

An oddity of cloud formations with a back-glow and a strange head in a shield type hat. Use your imagination to find many idealistic visions.

A beautiful tropical sunset with all of the charm of a South Sea island,only,it's actually a Desert Lake in the Arizona foothills of Mount Graham

The giant natural spires of the Chiricahua Mountains. Hoodoos as they call them.

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