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Colors of Autumn

Hoje fizemos um passeio pelo Milk Creek Canyon afim de ver as árvores a mudarem de cor, mas que bonito o cenário da natureza...o que tenho visto nestes últimos dois meses é que esta área é muito mais do um deserto transformado pelos seus habitantes, mas um verdadeiro tesouro ecológico aonde o homem e a natureza podem estar juntos!
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