Arizona has many great places to experience, visit, and relax in.
		Grand Canyon
				The Grand Canyon is a VERY big hole.
				There's some un-melted snow left in the Grand Canyon!
				Trees! You can see the treetops far below the top of the canyon. Of course, the canyon is much deeper than where those trees are rooted.
		Scottsdale
				Before the day begins, the moon sets.
				The difference of 3 Centigrade. Sunrises are extremely fast, merely a matter of seconds.
				Here's a little bit of everything. Some rain in the distance, some light clouds, some heavy clouds, some clear sky, a lot of sunshine, and a mountain silhouette.
				The jungle. Okay, for Scottsdale, at least.
				After a hard fight, waking up, checking the afternoon shadows can be strenuous.
				This dust storm was fairly quiet. With the sunset, the storm glowed an eerie reddish color. Oh! This photo was taken on Main street, in Old Town Scottsdale.
				Audubon Wildlife Sanctuary golf course, Scottsdale
		Sedona
				This monster rock is on the right, as you head in.
				Watch your step!
				This little critter just loves "Hide-n-Seek!"
				Looking out from the low bridge, this is the North Rock.
				This is a neat shot from the road side.
				Here's a rock on the left as you go in.
				Here's another rock on the left as you go in.
				Okay, this isn't so touristy, but hey, it's a good photo.
				Here's a shot with, um, my house in it. Yeah, that's the story! My house.
		Southeastern Arizona
				Reststop in Southeastern Arizona (1/2)
				Reststop in Southeastern Arizona (2/2)

All maps found in this area of the Web Bungalow were obtained from the PCL collection at the University of Texas and modified by this cyber-wizard.