A friend of a friend offered us a ride and we got to go see Elephant Butte Reservoir from the water. Neither Terry nor I can remember the last time we were on any kind of a boat, so this was a special treat for both of us.
We started out
and finally got a close look
at the cliffs immediately across from our campsite.
and finally got a close look
at the cliffs immediately across from our campsite.
I love the striations in the rocks.
This is the island that gives this area its' name.
From this angle,
it just appears to be a small piece of land.
The elephant is hidden.
From this angle,
it just appears to be a small piece of land.
The elephant is hidden.
I know that neither 0f these shots is great,
but give me a break,
we were on a moving boat!
I just wanted to include the goats.
but give me a break,
we were on a moving boat!
I just wanted to include the goats.
And finally, here is Elephant Butte.
If you look at the upper left profile
(and use a lot of imagination)
you can see the profile of an elephant's head,
his ear and his eye.
(It helps if you click and enlarge the picture)
If you look at the upper left profile
(and use a lot of imagination)
you can see the profile of an elephant's head,
his ear and his eye.
(It helps if you click and enlarge the picture)
3 comments:
Beautiful! I would never have found your place without the circle. My eyes are trained for different landscape now.
What amazing landscape...the sparkling water is just beautiful!!!
The sailboat is delightful!
Thought you guys would like South Monticello. We really enjoyed the views and wished we had known someone with a boat when we camped there. The water looked so inviting!
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