I took a hike at the Kasha Katuwe Tent Rocks National Monument. About half the trail looks like this, with walls of rock about 300 feet high on each side.

The Tent Rocks were formed millions of years ago from volcanic rock. They got their shape from approx. 100,000 years of rain and wind.

From the summit of the rock formation, looking down at the Tent Rocks.

...and a view in the other direction, facing the national park.

Danielle (who took some headshot pictures for me) with "Ginger". This was taken from the driveway of my guest house.

The Desert Chorale rehearsing in the Basilica of St. Francis. (I know, it's blurry, but you get the idea!)

Mary and Peter came to visit Santa Fe on their way driving to Alaska

The view from my mountaintop house in Santa Fe

A belly-dancer at the Cleopatra Cafe in Santa Fe.

The view from the summit of Camelback Mountain

I climbed Camelback Mountain in Phoenix with my family, Todd, Erin and their son Caden (friends from college), and Wes's friends Wine and Jonesy.

The little munchkins climbed the mountain, too. Well, sort of...