We obviously love this place since we've been back three times now. The first two times none of the trees had leaves yet so we wanted to check once more before the area. It was even more beautiful then normal! We packed a picnic and had a great time. The National Park Service volunteer was working today and spent a lot of time chatting with us and let the children help him irrigate. They loved it!
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| A quince tree. |
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| Tiny green apricots should be ready in a month. |
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| Twirling! |
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| The quince trees were in full bloom and bees were going crazy. |
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| Now we have two dancers :) |
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| Telling Michael where to make a little dam so the water is diverted to the tree. |
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| Wouldn't you just love to live there?! |
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| 123 trees in this orchard :). |
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| An old piece of machinery that got left behind. |
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| Building dams then waiting for the water to come. |
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| The Vermilion Cliffs |
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| Again |
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| And again. Pictures don't near capture it. You have to come see it for yourself :). |
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| And then we came home :). |
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