1. North West Street and Cedar Avenue

2. Purple wild flowers and the San Francisco Peaks

3. Snow Bowl Ski Area In Autumn

4. Jason And The Peaks

5. Thirty-Five Miles East of the peaks

6. San Francisco Peaks From Valle, AZ

7. Autumn at mile marker 220+

8. Moon over San Francisco Peaks

9. San Francisco Peaks from Prescott, AZ

10. Peaks from Winslow, AZ area

11. Peaks from Williams, Arizona

12. San Francisco Peaks near Parks, AZ

13. The peaks from Quintana Road

14. Chapel Of The Holy Dove

15. Autumn In Kendrick Park

16. Kendrick Park One Week L8r

17. Belmont, Arizona

18. Parks, AZ from the West side of the peaks

19. Sunset Crater From The Peaks

20. Autumn In Lockett Meadow 2004

21. Turning Leaves In Lockett Meadow

22. North West Side Of The Peaks

23. Mile Marker 220+ During Fall

24. Autumn @ 8000 Feet

This is a picture of the San Francisco Peaks heading North on West Street in Flagstaff, Arizona on September 28, 2004

Just past (West) the Snow Bowl Ski Area turn off on Hwy 180 in Flagstaff, AZ you will find this colorful scene toward the end of Summer (Friday September 10, 2004).

This shot of the Snow Bowl ski area on the West side of the San Francisco Peaks outside of Flagstaff, Arizona was taken from Hart Prarie on Saturday October 2, 2004. Five miles in from Hwy 180 on forest road #151.

A buddy (Jason D.) on his quad with the San Francisco peaks in the background - taken off Leupp Road about 35 miles North-East of Flagstaff, Arizona (Summer 2004).

A shot of a burm I made out in the middle-of-nowhere with the San Francisco Peaks in the background.

As you travel from Valle, Arizona West on Hwy 180 toward Flagstaff, AZ you will see this view as you approach the peaks (Friday September 24, 2004).

Fall hits the San Francisco peaks in Flagstaff, Arizona as seen from the mile marker 220 area on Hwy 180 (Wednesday September 29, 2004).

An early evening and a virtual full moon on Friday September 24, 2004 over the San Francisco Peaks as seen from Kendrick Park

Atop a hill near downtown Prescott, Arizona you will see the San Francisco peaks on a clear day if you look North and slightly West. The trip via paved road is over 100 miles, but probably only about 75 miles away as the crow flies.

On Interstate 40, West of Winslow, Arizona near Meteor Crater you will see this view of the San Francisco peaks as you look East-North-East (Saturday October 11, 2003).

A view of the San Francisco Peaks as you're traveling from Williams, AZ toward Flagstaff, Arizona (Eastbound) on Interstate 40 (Saturday June 26, 2004).

From the Parks, Arizona area you will see this view of the peaks off Interstate 40 as you look North-West (Saturday June 26, 2004).

As you wind around Quintana Road in Flagstaff, Arizona, if you look North-West you will see this remarkable scene--a spectacular view of the San Francisco Peaks (Friday June 11, 2004)

An early evening shot of the non-denominational chapel just outside the gates to Kendrick Park on Hwy 180 with the peaks in the background--outside of Flagstaff, Arizona. (Wednesday October 6, 2004)

Just another view of the peaks from Kendrick Park near Flagstaff, Arizona on Wednesday September 29, 2004.

A view of the peaks from Kendrick Park outside of Flagstaff, AZ in the middle of Fall 2004 (Wednesday October 6)

A view of the peaks in the background as you pass Belmont, AZ on Interstate 40 near Flagstaff, AZ (Saturday June 26, 2004).

A look at what's on the West side of the San Francisco peaks from Snow Bowl Ski area on Monday March 15, 2004. Hart Prarie is in the middle of the picture and Parks, AZ is in the distance.

A view of Sunset Crater from the forest road that leads to Lockett Meadow. This picture was taken on the North East side of the San Francisco Peaks looking East toward Winslow, AZ on Thursday October 7, 2004 @ 3:00 p.m.

An incredible scene inside the cone area of the San Francisco Peaks in Flagstaff, AZ. The aspen trees are changing color and dot the landscape for miles. Thursday October 7, 2004.

Another view of the changing Aspen trees inside the San Francisco Peaks (volcano) .

A view of the San Francisco Peaks from Hart Prarie just before sunset on Friday October 1, 2004. The aspen are lighting up the side of the volcano.

Autumn visible on the San Francisco Peaks at mile marker 220+ on Hwy 180 headed toward the Grand Canyon from Flagstaff, Arizona ( @ 9:30 a.m. on Wednesday October 6, 2004).

Aspen trees going through puberty...uhhhh, wait...I mean changing color in Autumn 2004 on the North West side of the San Francisco peaks outside of Flagstaff, Arizona. This is near the Hart Prarie area of Hwy 180 a few miles past the Lava River Cave turn off (mile marker 230). This photograph was taken about 5:30 p.m. on October 6, 2004.