Guindani Loop Trail

The loop follows a mainly dry creek bed before ascending and following a ridge
Agaves only flower once then die.
Looking down onto the valley where the Kartchner Caves that we visited in the morning are located

By Jude Tulloch

An outsider contemporary artist, I revel in exploring ideas through visual mediums and pushing the boundaries of my creative practice. In life, I strive for balance, by caring for the earth, practicing Tai Chi and learning about the world through travel.

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