| Here are some pictures that we took on our recent camping trip in Anza-Borrego Desert. Click on any image to enlarge. |
 What a beautiful view! It's even better in real life. |
 This is a pretty bad shot of me, but I'll humor Mike by not deleting it. |
 I just love the way the light and shadows play on the mountains. |
 Can you see the coyote? He crossed the road in front of us, but was kind enough to stay put long enough for us to pull out the camera. |
 Mike is a manly man. |
 Here's a shot of Mike by our second camp site. Isn't the sky incredible! |
 I wonder how long this RV had to bake under the desert sun before it disintegrated into this rusty skeleton. |
 We saw this jackrabbit over by the Anza-Borrego visitor center, which was otherwise deserted (no pun intended). |
 Here's a shriveled-up cactus that I saw between some rocks. |
 Here's a shot of the source of Hellhole Canyon's spring. |
 Who is that suave-looking guy? |
 Here we are at our second camp site. Can you see the highway in the background? |
 Desert View |
 Here's the truck. Beyond, you'll see Montezuma Highway winding up through the mountains. |
 Here we are by the camp fire. That red dot is the flash reflecting off of one of the truck's reflectors. |
 Here's a view of the desert floor. |
 Another view of the desert floor. |
 Look at Mike, ready to drive with me off into the sunset... |
 Here's another shot of the truck with Montezuma Highway in the background. |
 Every day is a winding road. |
 Zoom. Zoom. |
 I think that the tail you're looking at belongs to a quail. I had a good shot of this little guy, but then he ran behind this bush. |
 Even though you can't see it in this light, we did have a fire ring. |
 Desert mountains at sunset |
 Fire, fire, fire! |
 Here I am doing a bad job at looking like I'm leaning on a cactus. |
 Here's another view of that desert-baked shell of an RV. |
 Here's a pretty trail that we went hiking along on Sunday. |
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