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Thursday, July 9, 2009

365/187 Thursday June 9, 2009

Since our car decided to act up we became stranded in Grand Junction Colorado today. After hours at the repair shop we found it would be morning before the part arrived from Denver and noon before we'd be on the road again. So we rented a car and went to explore, who knew this is home to many vineyards (and of course tasting rooms). We had fun sampling, bought some to either drink along the trip or take home. The most unusual was at the Meadery of the Rockies which makes theirs from honey! No grapes! Very interesting process and not bad stuff to boot!.
Tonight we wandered downtown to Main Street to walk the five blocks designated no traffic for the Farmers market. Oh how we wished we could take the beautiful produce and fruits that we saw with us, but the heat would just destroy them in the car. Wonderful outpouring of townspeople with their booths of food, pastries, fruit, produce etc. Each block had musicians sharing their talent or local artists sitting quietly in the shade painting. This is a place we will definitely come back to. So I guess being stranded wasn't a bad thing after all!

Wednesday, July 8, 2009

365/186 Wednesday June 8, 2009

Cross in the Rock

To the far right is Dead Horse Point which lies 2100 feet from the River.
You can drive there from Canyonlands and walk out to the very tip.
No thanks!!

Poison Spider Arch, as seen from the Colorado River, Utah
The jet boat guide told us that from the air this looks like the legs of a giant spider spread out.

Jug Handle Arch


Monitor and Merrimac
Canyonlands Utah




Tuesday, July 7, 2009

365/185 Tuesday July 7, 2009


We were on our way to Moab Utah to see the Canyons and take a trip down the Colorado River when we stopped at this View point. I love how it looks like this rock formation has a hat on.
After a long days drive how better to relax than at the Moab Brewery with a tray of brew 'samples' set before us. We had ordered two, one for Paul and one for me, clever server suggested we just get one and share, how smart!!! Ten of these buggers is a lot especially if you don't care for a few. Great place, dinner was super!!!!


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Wednesday, June 24, 2009

365/172 June 24, 2009



365/171 Tuesday June 23, 2009



365/170 Monday June 22, 2009





I posted one of these flowers the other day, but the wind was blowing when I was trying to take the photo and it just didn't do the tree and blooms justice. I just love this shot with the gorgeous morning sky behind. Beautiful morning!

Sunday, June 21, 2009

365/168 June 20, 2009




Meet the Quail Family, Mommy - - - Daddy and 14 babies!
They were crossing the street by the golf course when I was out walking!

Click to enlarge bottom photo and scroll to the right, you'll get a great view of Dad scouting the area out!)



365/167 June 19, 2009


And this is the desert in June?????



365/165 June 17, 2009






Just popped out for a little sun tan!


365/164 June 16, 2009


This is quite a large tree I spotted in a yard while walking. The flowers were so pretty with the whisps of I guess they are part of the petals. Almost like a soft fan surrround the flower.


Thursday, June 11, 2009

365/160 June 11, 2009


I've watched these cactus or yuccas or whatever they are, grow and then sprout these shoots and pink blossoms, but this morning was the first time I had ever seen the pods on the limb. They just look so out of place.

365/159 June 10, 2009


Click on this photo so you can see the larger view,
doesn't it look like the top of a soft ice cream cone?


365/158 June 9, 2009


See the bee?


365/151 June 2, 2009

This was a lamp on the wall in our room at Caesar's,
I just had to take a picture of it.


A Birth Certificate shows that we were born --- A Death Certificate shows that we died --- Pictures show that we lived!