Yesterday I had another walk at Red Spring in Calico Basin. This time I snapped some photos of the information panels or whatever they call them so that you can read a bit about the place. It’s very fascinating to me that humans have lived in this small area for many thousands of years. Imagine what the rocks here could tell us of the millennia they have seen pass by. I’d like to snap my finger and be taken back in time.
That is some very beautiful country! Beautiful photos, John!
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Thanks so much! 😎
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WOW! Amazing nature… Thank you dear John, beautiful set, Love, nia
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Thanks Nia, i’m glad you like these! ❤️
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Nice montage, John. Appreciate the shots of the storyboards, too. I always appreciate the sharing of the geology and paleontology in parks like this.
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Hi, your so welcome!
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Hi Annelli, there are similarities between this desert and the desert where Phoenix is, so many different native peoples in our desert southwest. I’d love to meet the rock artists!
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Really enjoyed this visit to Red Spring, John. Fascinating rock formations, immense too. I liked reading the informational boards about the various changes. And petroglyphs are a true favorite of mine, so it was fun to see the rock art here. Your photos did a good job of sharing this beautiful place.
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Thanks so much Jet! There are many more boards. The rock art is so fascinating, I’d love to meet the artists. 😎
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Interesting rock formations. One of the pictures of the hills reminds me of Picacho Peak near Phoenix.
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