 Heading south from Wilcox towards the Chiricahua Mountains |
 Arizona Mountain Whitetail Deer, near the entrance to Chiricahua National Monument |
 Mom & Dad posing by a sycamore tree |
 The camera took our photo on timed delay shutter release |
 Mexican Jay |
 On the left, the Arizona Cypress, on the right the Alligator Juniper |
 View from the Echo Canyon trailhead |
 The Chiricahuas are famous for their fantastic rocky scenery |
 Karen pauses, on the Echo Canyon Trail, to check a digital photo she has taken |
 More fantastic scenery appeared around each bend in the trail |
 Three photographers |
 I couldn't resist taking people shots along this trail |
 The rock is volcanic and is called rhyolitic tuff |
 Dad and his shadow |
 A portrait of my father |
 Martha and Ethel in "The Grotto" on the Echo Canyon Trail |
 Ethel unconsciously mimics the shape of The Grotto |
 Eroded spires of pinkish rock, decorated with green lichen |
 Part of the 360-degree view from Massai Point |
 Another of the pretty little Whitetail Deer that live in these mountains |
 On the trail to the historic Faraway Ranch, we find a "jail", once used as a den for a pet bear cub |
 Faraway Ranch |
 Ranch building |
 The manzanita here has narrow, pointed leaves |
 A Nuthatch |
 Ethel poses beside a large old oak, on Faraway Ranch |
 Whitetail Deer |
 Early morning light on the Triangle T Ranch, near Dragoon, AZ |
 A view of a neighboring property, from high on the rocks in the Triangle T |
 The rocks here remind us of the Chiricahuas |
 Agave at sunrise |
 Morning Light |
 Agave shadow |