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Our 80 acres in Ash Fork.
Leaving the paved road on Fire Road 142.
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Rolling terrain.
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Who needs a bridge? (Don't say "cement trucks".)
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Unusually high water after a wet summer.
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Still in Kaibab National Forest.
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Who needs a bridge...
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...when the culvert is as big as your car?
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Russell was a big hero when he found this spring.
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An old wagon trail ran through here.
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From the national forest to Arizona State Bureau of Land Management lands.
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Our 80 acres start just to the right, along the national forest.
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Time to take these signs down.
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Granny's Road took us to the northwest marker.
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Our valley.
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Our valley merging with the stream at the edge of the national forest.
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Headed to the top of the ridge on the south 40.
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Lori picks her way through the chaparral.
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Plenty of scrub juniper.
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Plenty of rattlesnakes.
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On the way out. Several trains use these tracks every day.
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October 4th, 2005
