In Northwest Texas, not far from both the Mexican and New Mexican borders, lies Guadalupe Mountains National Park. The park was once underwater and is an example of a Permian reef. Natural springs support a riparian woodland in McKittrick Canyon, and we were there just in time for peak fall color. There are not a lot of roads in this park, so to really see it, you must take off on foot or saddle up. I would love to return to explore more of this beautiful park. We saw a heard of javelina along the road on the way to the trailhead. One day I will own a second camera and a decent telephoto lens, so I can better capture wildlife. For now, I make do with what I have.