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Saguaro Lake not far from Phoenix, AZ

The rugged shorline of Lake Havasu in Arizona

A majestic Four Peaks Mountain Range as seen from Saguaro Lake, outside of Mesa, Arizona.

The Granite Dells are a geological feature characterized by exposed granite rock formations that have been sculpted by wind and water over millions of years into unusual shapes and patterns. The term “dells” refers to the valleys or low areas between the granite formations. Nestled among these natural wonders lies Watson Lake, a reservoir formed in 1915 when early settlers dammed Granite Creek. This juxtaposition of geological history and human intervention creates a serene oasis, inviting visitors to ponder the passage of time and marvel at the forces of nature. Watson Lake and the Granite Dells are in Prescott, Arizona, USA.

Saguaro cactus punctuates a stunning view of the calm water of Canyon Lake on The Apache Trail in Tonto National Forest in Arizona

Spring Brittle bush blossoms carpet the desert near The Superstition Mountains at Canyon Lake in the Tonto National Forest near Phoenix Arizona

Lakeshore and ducks swimming, Superstition Wilderness of Tonto National Forest

The image shows a red rock formation in the distance across the blue waters of the Salt River in Arizona

Salt River Arizona recreationa area, Desert Mountains, east of Phoenix Arizona

The Salt River runs from eastern Arizona and joins the Gila River west of Phoenix. It is used to maintain many reservoirs in the mountains east of Phoenix, the largest being The Theodore Roosevelt Reservoir. These reservoirs provide water to the Phoenix area as well as creating excellent recreational opportunities.

View from the Salt River in the Sonoran Desert near Phoenix Arizona

The Granite Dells are a geological feature characterized by exposed granite rock formations that have been sculpted by wind and water over millions of years into unusual shapes and patterns. The term “dells” refers to the valleys or low areas between the granite formations. Nestled among these natural wonders lies Watson Lake, a reservoir formed in 1915 when early settlers dammed Granite Creek. This juxtaposition of geological history and human intervention creates a serene oasis, inviting visitors to ponder the passage of time and marvel at the forces of nature. Watson Lake and the Granite Dells are in Prescott, Arizona, USA.

Arizona in 2003, from old camera film.

Beautiful sunrise of Colorado River

Late January along Canyon Lake, just outside Phoenix, Arizona.

Sunrise reflects on the peaceful water of Bartlett Lake in the Verde River Valley

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The waters of the Salt River flow serenly by the towering rock of Red Mountain.

The Granite Dells are a geological feature characterized by exposed granite rock formations that have been sculpted by wind and water over millions of years into unusual shapes and patterns. The term “dells” refers to the valleys or low areas between the granite formations. Nestled among these natural wonders lies Watson Lake, a reservoir formed in 1915 when early settlers dammed Granite Creek. This juxtaposition of geological history and human intervention creates a serene oasis, inviting visitors to ponder the passage of time and marvel at the forces of nature. Watson Lake and the Granite Dells are in Prescott, Arizona, USA.

Sagauro Lake in the Tonto National Forest near Phoenix, Arizona

This is a color photo of rock formations at Watson Lake in Prescott Arizona.

Mountain by Roosevelt lake in Central Arizona

Aerial view of Bighorn Island in lake Mead at sunset, Nevada, USA.

Brittlebush blooms during sunrise at Bartlett Lake in Tonto National Forest

View across calm lake and mountains in desert landscape, Roosevelt Lake, AZ

Schultz Tank is a water reservoir located in the Coconino National Forest near Flagstaff, Arizona. Schultz Tank was originally constructed as a stock tank in the late 19th or early 20th century. Stock tanks were commonly built in the western United States to provide water for livestock, aiding ranchers in managing their herds, especially in arid regions. Over the years, Schultz Tank has also been used for various purposes, including serving as a water source for wildlife and as a recreational spot for hiking and nature observation. The tank is situated in the San Francisco Peaks area, which is known for its scenic beauty and diverse ecosystem. Schultz Tank, Schultz Peak and Schultz Pass, were named for Charles H. Schulz (original spelling), a sheep rancher who lived in the pass. Schulz was one of the earliest settlers in Flagstaff, arriving from Texas in 1880 with his herd of sheep. This photograph of Schultz Tank was taken from the Tonteel Trail in the Coconino National Forest near Flagstaff, Arizona, USA.

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Abuquiu Lake, New Mexico, in Summer with rain clouds in the background

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