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Caitlin with Dad at "Hole in the Rock" - Papago Park, Phoenix
By Andrew Pollack on 11/26/2009 at 04:54 PM ESTI took Caitlin with me to visit family in Arizona this Thanksgiving. Here are some pictures from "Hole in the Rock" near the Zoo.
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