We did a little exploring the other day....hiking through both Palm Canyon and Andreas Canyon. It was a good time! I'll fill you in...once I have all my pictures 'developed'. Smile.
Monday, November 7, 2011
a postcard from the Indian Canyons...
Centuries before we ever got the notion to visit Palm Springs...the Agua Caliente Cahuilla Indians settled in this area. Their communities were in the bottom of the canyons...where there was an abundant supply of water.
We did a little exploring the other day....hiking through both Palm Canyon and Andreas Canyon. It was a good time! I'll fill you in...once I have all my pictures 'developed'. Smile.
We did a little exploring the other day....hiking through both Palm Canyon and Andreas Canyon. It was a good time! I'll fill you in...once I have all my pictures 'developed'. Smile.
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What interesting looking trees! Enjoy your vacation!! Dairymary
ReplyDeleteThe desert area oasis: such unique beauty and such a fun place to hike to with kids for a romp in the waterfalls. Good memories for me, thanks for posting just in time to start off my Monday with a happy thought.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful mosaic Judy! Glad you are enjoying your holiday so much!
ReplyDeleteJust a few days away and look at the different landscape. What an amazing world God has created for us to enjoy.
ReplyDeleteIt looks so beautiful there! Next time we visit San Diego we hope to take a trip east to Palm Springs and the Joshua Tree National Forest.
ReplyDeleteJudy, it looks like such an amazing place to visit. It is definitely on our list.
ReplyDeleteGreat desert scenery Judy. Andreas as in the Andreas fault...
ReplyDeleteI went to college in Redlands, California and we took geology fieldtrips in and around the area. Looks like you are making the most of your time away...
Just as I'd imagined it must be where you are - satisfyingly exotic!
ReplyDeleteMy scenery has not changed at all and I,m loving it...enjoy the time you have left.
ReplyDeleteRemember when? I hope you take your time getting those photos developed and enjoy your desert oasis.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a great trip....I have enjoyed the photo's of Micah too....such a handsome little chap!
ReplyDeleteNever heard of the Indian Canyons, and now thanks to you, I've learned something new. What rare beauty!
ReplyDeleteThis brings back good memories. A lovely place. We were fortunate to be here the year all the desert flowers bloomed - some for the first time in 50 years. I'll never forget their fragile and incredible beauty.
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