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Our cabin was smallish but homey. (we stayed in the Wagon'n, for future reference)

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Looking the other way in the cabin - there's David!

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The bathroom. I appreciated the cactus outlets.

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We saw this snail lazily making its way across a rock. A good metaphor for staying on a ranch, perhaps?

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A map of the trails on the ranch. They were longer than we expected... (the circle trail on the bottom right was around 3 miles, and went kind of high up!)

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Me in front of a truck and mariachi band?

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The main lodge looked especially ranchy. The TV was only on to catch a little bit of the Red Sox game. (there was a group of people from New England over the weekend)

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The horse corral!

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David on a horse! His horse was kind of slow, so he was at the back of the line.

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My horse wasn't slow, but did stop frequently to eat.

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Me by the Red Gate, which was a very useful landmark on many of the trails we walked.

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David by the dog designated driver.

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I played washers for the first time!

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Saturday night we went on a hay ride. Pancho (the dog) sat next to David, which was nice until we started moving and he kept wagging his tail in David's face...

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A cat in a tree!

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Some kittens had been born three weeks ago - here they are laying in the sun.