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Project 365 – #106 Today, we stopped by Painted Rock Petroglyph Site which is located near Gila Bend, Az. (We were on our way home from the Phoenix Gluten Free Expo – more about that later.) A petroglyph is basically a symbolic or artistic rock etching. Usually, you’ll only see a few here view full post for Painted Rock Petroglyph Site Project 365 – #103 Since the temps are suppose to be on the rise this week, Munchkin and I decided that we’d head over to the Imperial National Wildlife Refuge on Tuesday. D had hoped that he would be able to go with us, but his work schedule didn’t allow him to get view full post for Desert Photo Scavenger Hunt Hike Project 365 – #033 The right equipment makes hiking so much easier. Of course, being in shape also helps when you’re out hiking. **grin** For my birthday, D gave me these new hiking boots (Merrell Moab Mid GORE-TEX® XCR®). For Christmas, D and Munchkin gave me these Leki hiking poles. I’ve never used view full post for Hiking Equipment On Sunday, we decided to head out and enjoy the Lord’s creation by having a picnic by the water and then hiking the Old Stamp Mill Trail at Picacho State Park. Little did we know that our idea of having a picnic by the water would be foiled by a windstorm. Project 365 view full post for Hiking Old Stamp Mill Trail It wasn’t that long ago that taking longer hikes with Munchkin and D was a huge task for me. My inhaler was in constant use, and I was in a great deal of pain. It wasn’t a matter of being out of shape. It was various health issues that caused me to struggle. It view full post for Family Hiking at Picacho |
   
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