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Continue reading →: A Special Place
Do you have a special place? Maybe a restaurant you meet your one and only? A place of solitude that elicits fond memories? A spot you go to so that you might clear your head? We should all have such a place of tranquility and peaceful reconciliation. Alas, many of…
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Continue reading →: Bison are back
Bison at North Rim, Grand Canyon Back in the mid to late 1800’s over 60 million bison roamed the plains. From North Dakota to Arizona herds were plentiful and prolific. Bison at Raymond Wilderness Area Until they weren’t. Hunters decimated much of the herds. In fact, it was in large…
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Continue reading →: Ring Tale
We have explored the backroads of Arizona extensively. Along our travels we have been fortunate enough to see all sorts of amazing scenery, and wonderful animal sightings. I always feel blessed to have these great animals cross our paths at the same time they cross ours. Some animals are common…
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Continue reading →: SnowFall
Before Fall Colors have even popped yet, we got our first snowfall. Fall Colors dropped against the blanket of fresh snow made the maple leaves in their varying color stand out. I love the contrast of color Fall brings, with the green Pines, yellowing Oaks, and emerging reds amidst the…
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Continue reading →: Fall is in the air
We went out to check on Fall Colors, but it’s still a little early for this neck of the woods. Maybe next week will yield more color. For now, we were happy to walk through the woods and take in the crisp air… as was this little squirrel we found.…
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Continue reading →: Grand Canyon North Rim
It’s true that the South Rim is closer than the North Rim… by a bunch! But, give me the North Rim any day. The views are better, and the crowds less (that by itself is reason enough). We enjoyed the many overlooks and stunning views along the way. The…
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Continue reading →: Las Vegas Wander
I find it funny that whenever we mention to people we are going to Vegas… most will cringe and say, ‘why?!’ We don’t go to gamble so much, as we go just to wander. … and we love the food. There are so many great food options available in a very…
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Continue reading →: Blue Ridge Reservoid
We have not had much of a winter, or snow fall… or rain this summer. As a result Blue Ridge Reservoir, our local waterway, has been pretty devoid of water. Our recent fires haven’t helped much, with air support dipping into the reservoir for water needs to put out fires.…
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Continue reading →: Tinder Aftermath
Following the Tinder Fire that devastated our communities, I have been intent on capturing the many faces of the aftermath. You can see my other post here…. https://kritterspix.com/category/pix/ In this endeavor I have been faced with the realities that are post-fire – the devastation, the soot, the destroyed vegetation…
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Continue reading →: Old Route 666
Probably 2 decades ago, Route 666 from Clifton, AZ to Springerville, AZ was renamed for political reasons to Rt 191. The road hasn’t changed much, and is nearly as scenic as it has been… other than the devastating Wallow Fire which went through the area in 2011. It was awful…
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