There are five of us in my immediate family who see a lot of each other during this time of sequester. We went away for 24 hours to the Mogollon Rim and revisited the spot we discovered back in November. There wasn’t a soul around. Here are five plus a few extra shots of our favorite way to social distance. Which one do you like best?
Cindy Bruchman 
Love the Face of the Canyon #3, but who could resist Ruby in #6 🙂
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Welcome back June! Hey, thanks for voting. Nothing cuter than a growing puppy.
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Too hard to choose, fab detail shots and lovely shot of Ulani and Ruby.
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🙂 Thank you, Fraggle. Coming from you, it means something.
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Again all beautiful. I guess just one it would be #7. There’s a depth of wonderment against the backdrop of nature. A sense of poetry.
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Those are spectacular Cindy 🙂
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Hi, Ian. Thank you very much.
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There’s something about the pinecone and mountain flower image that I really like. Nice collection of photos.
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Hi Ingid! Have you been up to the rim to camp?
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Nope! Have only driven around exploring in the truck. No camping. With our larger RV, we’re usually cautious as to where we take her. All those pine tress aren’t kind to 12 foot plus tall RVs. We finally replaced a skylight and roof vents that were broken from trees in WI. 😏
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Ahh, I see. Well, there’s a campground that has RVs in it at Woods Canyon Lake. We’ve had fun camping around in the White Mountains. Our gear is much smaller.
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Beautiful pictures as always Pam 🙂 During this whole pandemic, it is nice to look at something gorgeous and these pictures do the trick 🙂 Anyway, keep up the great work as always 🙂
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Thank you, John. To be out and surrounded by the beauty of nature helps me very much.
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In #7, I can almost smell the morning air.
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Thank you, Allen. The pine aromas are soothing to me. I am glad you were transported!
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For me, it’s “The Face of the Canyon”. What a superb photograph of superb scenery.
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Welcome! I get a kick out of the textures and rippled walls the stones make. Those trees–how do they thrive upward with very little root system?🤔
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As a record of where you were, the face of the canyon is impressive. But all five are a personal memoir of a familiy trip, so choosing one is irrelevant. They are all equally important to you. 🙂
Best wishes, Pete. x
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Right you are! 😃
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Uranium and the morning sun is a lovely image!
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My granddaughter was born in Hawaii. She has an unusual name. Ulani means happiness. She was that morning! Thank you Sue for commenting.
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Oh no….I’ve just noticed what spellcheck did to Ulani in my comment…I’m so sorry.
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Haha. I thought it was funny. No problem!
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Oh,phew!
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Very difficult choice – The Face of the Canyon nicks it.
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The lichen just glows. I wish I could convey how massive those painted rocks are.
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I couldn’t pick a favorite. After bouncing back and forth between all the pictures, I ended up tied between 3 and 6.
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Ruby is a pretty puppy. She has a sphynx face. The scenery never gets old to me. Thank you,GP.
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I love the colours in #3. 🙂
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Guten Tag, Pit! Danke!
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Wow. Look at that beautiful sun. Looks like the weather was absolutely perfect. And the scenery…love it.
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Thank you Keith. Have you been to AZ?
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I have but it has been many years ago. Too many!
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All are terrific, but that “face of the canyon” is spectacular!
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Great! I am happy you like it. We can’t wait to get to CA and camo under the red giant trees by the coast. Last time I was in CA was Pasadena.
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Sounds like a lovely time, Cindy. There are silver linings in all situations.
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Thank you, Robbie! Right you are.
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I thought you might find this interesting….
https://jinnik.wordpress.com/2020/04/29/29-april-2/
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Thank you! I have a monthly post coming out with an update of Bataan. Nesbit is featured.
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Face of the canyon gets my vote. It’s amazing trees can thrive there. Nature finds a way!
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Thank you, Paul.
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Ruby is such a ham! 🙂
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She poses for me. She is so photogenic, I can’t take a bad shot of her.
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Just beautiful!
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Thank you, Jennie.
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You’re welcome, Cindy.
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The Fate of the Canyon is my favorite. the whole city of Lima s encircled by steep hills into which people have carved out living spaces. probably a mlliion of the 12 million inhabitants of the city live in such spaces. Is that the fate of the canyon?
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Face of the canyon. Wow. Yes.
Literally faces. Their fate? Intriguing questions.
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Photo 3 and 7 were my favorite, but I am a sucker for mountain shots. Thanks for sharing.
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My pleasure. Thank you for visiting, Geri.
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