When I was at the garden that early morning, I took a hike on the long trail that leads past all the displays of how native peoples lived in the desert many, many years ago. I posted photos of those displays here. When I got to the little pond, I noticed they had cut down all the tall cattails that were growing around the pond. Now I could actually see the water.
These yerba mansa plants all around the pond were blooming and looking very pretty.
Also while I was on that trial, I took another photo of the "hole-in-the-rock" formation. You might remember that I posted a photo of this mountain in silhouette last month. In this photo you can see that hole very clearly.
Can you imagine living there be for A/C
ReplyDeleteYou have nice surroundings there with Rocks. We only have flat countries here.
ReplyDeleteThe rock is wonderful, Sharon.
ReplyDeleteI like the yerba mansa plants. I bet the redwing blackbirds love that pond with the reeds.
ReplyDeleteso different from what I am used to...
ReplyDeleteLovely.
The person near the rock is so very small. Great shot!
ReplyDeleteArid landscape has its own charm
ReplyDeleteA beautiful pond, supporting so much life. I think I see two holes in the rock!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful series.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty spots to explore
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