
A view of the city from the overlook on "A" Mountain, and the Rincon Mtns. in the distance.
The top of a blooming saguaro cactus from the overlook.
Our grandson sitting in the little stone building they have there.
This is a fascinating thing in the city....a walkway over a major roadway that looks like a rattlesnake. Here is the entrance shaped like the snake's head. Look at the fangs!
Here is the rattlesnake's body.
And as you come out at the other end, you see the tail with its rattles in front of you...you also trip a sound mechanism there that makes the sound of the rattles! Really ingenious and fun!
On the Northeast side of the city, Mt. Lemon looms tall and majestic and there are many overlooks as you wind up the mountain road. Here we are at one stop we made where we were able to get some great photos. This is our daughter, son-in-law and grandson.
Saguaros in the sunset.
One view of the city.
Another view with purple mountains embracing the bowl in which Tucson rests.
Saguaros in the deep purple of dusk.

4 comments:
Your last photo is so beautiful...always read about Arizona in Zane Grey books.
What a sky, and what a landscape---but I love your family photos and that rattlesnake best!
Thanks you two! The visit was wonderful, and I loved being with them out there again. And, check out my Mogollon Rim pictures in the archives for Zane Grey references!
Hi Marie it looks breathtaking! The rattlesnake is ingenious i aaaaaaam sure the kids loved it.
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