Name the Gully/Canyon/Ditch

Right behind our house runs a ravine. I'm not a geologist, one of the biggest mistakes in my life is that I found out in my last semester of undergrad school that I was a geologist at heart. The other big mistake was that I chose a Mall Dance in Arcadia CA over an Al Jarreau concert.

Anyways - I'm not a geologist so I don't know if it is a ravine, gully, ditch or mini canyon. It is about a one minute walk from our back gate and runs about 1-2 miles behind the house and no one ever goes there because last year there were huge "No Trespassing" signs everyplace and the boys - who of course trespassed - got yelled at every time they played there. And, there were 2 dead cows in the ravine.Well, we noticed that the No Trespassing signs are gone and someone removed the cow carcasses so naturally, we hiked the ravine. These little daisies have stems about 1/2 inch long. Things are just starting to green up. In June the place is full of wild flowers.

Its beautiful down there. There are flowers and rocks and little creeks and cow poop. It looks the the kind of place you could find dinosaur bones.There is a little herd of antelope that grazes there, a family of foxes, a family of coyotes, tiny fish in the stream, and hawks that soar overhead, snakes, lizards, cactus, yucca. It is very quiet. There are two trees named Harrison and Morrison. Noah named them after musicians.

Noah has explored the whole place and knows where all the cool stuff is.View of Pikes Peak from the top of the gully.

We need to name this gully/ravine/ditch/mini-canyon. Submit your suggestion for the name and we will give the winner a prize that will amaze and delight you.