In the center of this photo is a butte. The Desert Botanical Garden is on the far slope of that butte. You can see a slightly more green area and a band of buildings. The buildings are the entrance, area, gift shop, restaurant, a classroom building, a multi purpose room where special events are held.
One of the Salt River Project canals slices through the right side of the photo.
Today is Sunday, so we have new photos posted on our Viva la Voyage travel photo site. This week we are showing some underwater photos from the Sea of Cortez, including several photos of sea lions swimming underwater with us.
4 comments:
Interesting photo. It gives no clue of the wonderful garden sights!
You've really done a good job on these photos from the air.
Nice seeing it from the air. It is a whole new view many don't get to see.
We out here in green-land wouldn't recognize this as a garden. Having been there I know that there are many different ways to be a garden.
We've had a medium-wet and not-too-hot summer so far. Really, really green.
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