Month: March 2014 (page 3 of 3)
I took this photo of our driveway and street before starting out. I used a shutter speed of 1/1600 sec at ISO 1600 for this shot.
This is one of the photos I got yesterday while out and about during the rainstorm.
Marilyn, Marie, and I ventured out into the rain yesterday, getting out of the car every now and then to take a few photos when the was a pause in the rain. I got this photo of Marie while we were at Saguaro Lake.
Friday’s Hike started from the Wagner Trailhead. We hiked Wagner to Granite, and went right on Granite. The group split up in the large wash just past Stoneman Wash (which feeds back into Stoneman Wash). Amy finished the hike with most of the group, continuing on to Bluff, then down Bluff back to Granite and Wagner. The short hike was about five miles long. Those of us who did the long hike made our way up to Pemberton at which point we returned via the Delsie, Wagner, and Granite trails, for a total distance of ten miles.
I took this photo on Granite Trail just before the group split up. The red flowers are chuparosa. I don’t recall what the white ones are.
From left to right are Nick, Lena, Venie, Bob, Norm, Hiungi, Alan, Jill, George, Amy, Ellen, and Nancy.
A view of the McDowells in the distance.
A look back up from within a rock strewn wash.
A view of Weaver’s Needle in the distance.
Blooming Chuparosa bushes add color to the desert at this time of year.
A flat panel of varnished granite:
A panorama showing the area we visited.
The same quartz outcropping that we visited two weeks ago:
Lena:
The McDowells in the distance with quartz in the foreground.
A view of Morrell’s Wall and Tom’s Thumb in the distance.
Nick and Lena hiking down the Pemberton Trail towards Granite Tank:
Dead wood on the Delsie Trail.
We saw a lot of cyclists riding up the Delsie Trail.
