I admit living in one place 25 years it`s easy to take where I planted myself for granted. Yes I miss the change of seasons I grew up with. But, I have to admit this is a place of beauty. Sometimes you have to take a second or third look.
This is my son. Had we not moved here he would not have found his passion for Wildland firefighting. He worked for National Park Service and the Bureau of Land Management 15 years, retiring when he was injured.
Carlos Elmer. In my opinion this photographer put Arizona Highways Magazine on the map.
This is Carlos Elmer`s View. Just down the road from where I live. It`s across the road from the sign above.
Then there is Grand Canyon Skywalk. An issue with many tourists is the Skywalk folks require you to give them your camera. No picture taking allowed. You can buy pictures after the tour. I prefer the Grand Canyon South Rim near Williams. Take all the pictures you want.
South Rim. You can see the Colorado River in the Canyon`s bottom.
South Rim. You can see the Colorado River in the Canyon`s bottom.
You get to keep your camera at the the South and North rims. This is the South Rim.
Then there is Lake Mead . Nice views, great fishing despite the lower water levels. It is getting harder to launch boats. Most of my friends fish from the bank. Real hot in the summer. It`s beautiful now.
This is a view I took from the Arizona side, about 10 miles from my house.
My next post will have more pictures and a little more history of the Meaview area including this:
Till next time,
Cathy (and you thought I was just about linens) haha!
This is a view I took from the Arizona side, about 10 miles from my house.
My next post will have more pictures and a little more history of the Meaview area including this:
Till next time,
Cathy (and you thought I was just about linens) haha!
