Photo-op!
Here I show off my considerable photography skills, I mean isn't this just a great photo? With the path and the clouds... good stuff.
I'm sorry, which direction am I supposed to go?
posted by shanalynn @ 7:25 PM
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Kelly taking in (and being part of) the scenery
Shot from the scenic route on the way, after we passed some border patrol vehicles! We're only about 45 minutes from the Mexican Border here.
Are they yellow flowers? Fruit? New Growth? You be the judge.
posted by shanalynn @ 7:10 PM
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Here we have the chia hippo in all his glory. Surely he will meet a nice girl chia hippo and have little chia children. Or he'll get eaten by a chia lion. Such is life on the great Chia Savannah.
posted by shanalynn @ 10:28 AM
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Everyone comes here for a drink...
Kelly soaking her aching feet
One of the pools
This is exactly where you want to be and what you want to do after 3 miles and 1000 ft elevation change-ahhh
posted by shanalynn @ 9:20 PM
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Cool 'Crested' Saguaro
Not Stop, 'cause they're cowboys out here
Mini stalactites
Me and the crested saguaro
Silent waterfall in Colossal Cave
posted by shanalynn @ 9:08 PM
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This is me being happy to be alive-whew! Going up is always harder than going down, no matter what they say...
posted by shanalynn @ 7:50 PM
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What they don't tell you is that it's 1 3/4 miles straight up, but the view is worth it.
posted by shanalynn @ 7:48 PM
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On campus demonstration. Apparently we're all going to hell, except them of course.
posted by shanalynn @ 12:34 PM
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little fuzzy but they're still cool flowers!
posted by shanalynn @ 7:07 PM
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I received a Bachelor’s degree in English from Kutztown University in Kutztown, PA. After graduating, I moved to Henderson, where I first worked as a Young People’s Library Page at the Green Valley Library and a Teller at Bank of America. When an opportunity to work full-time as a Young People’s Library Assistant came about, I didn’t hesitate to pursue the position. This job afforded me the opportunity to use my BA in English and keep up with current computer-based technology, which I have always enjoyed working with. It was immediately obvious that this was the field I belonged in and the direction my career should take. I have had several mentors in the library and they encouraged me to get my degree in Library Science. I received a Master’s Degree in Library Science at the University of Arizona in Tucson in 2006. I currently work as a children's librarian at the Las Vegas Library. I love it!
