
Snow at Bryce Canyon
A cold but beautiful morning at Bryce Canyon
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Snow at Bryce Canyon
A cold but beautiful morning at Bryce Canyon
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“Sometimes I do get to places just when God’s ready to have somebody click the shutter” -Ansel Adams
Zion National Park was created in 1918, and it was one of the gems of the U.S. Park system. It includes the Zion Canyon, cut out of the towering Navajo Sandstone by the Virgin River. An efficient shuttle system moves visitors about. It is worth a trip at all times of the year, our October 2006 trip was a particularly colorful time.
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Monument Valley
Hollywood has made it known to many people, as a great many Westerns were filmed in Monument Valley. It is one of my favorite places, a place where a look in every direction shows great beauty.
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“I do love these ancient ruins.
We never tread upon them but we set
Our foot upon some reverend history”
- John Webster
Hovenweep National Monument, situated on the Utah-Colorado border, is named for a Paiute/Ute word meaning “Deserted Valley”. The stone structures were built by Puebleans who occupied the valley from A.D. 500 to A.D. 1300. An extended drought caused them to desert the area and re-settle along the Rio Grande valley in New Mexico.
The structures are very finely made on irregular stone boulder bases, and have lasted over 700 years.
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“The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new landscapes, but in having new eyes” – Marcel Proust
Near Moab, Utah is the Arches National Park, one of the most amazing places I have visited. Here is a map of the park. Following are some of the features to look for:
The Windows group: North Window, South Window, and Turret Arch
Double Arch and Pothole Arch
Delicate Arch
Campgrounds Group: Sand dune, Broken and Skyline Arches
Devils Garden Group I: Tunnel, Pine Tree and Landscape Arches
Devils Garden Group II: Wall, Partition and Navajo Arches
(Note: In early August/2008, Wall Arch collapsed)
Devils Garden Group III: Double O Arch
Other : Balancing Rock, The Three Gossips
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“Going to the mountains is going home” – John Muir
Kolob Canyon is a portion of Zion National Park that is north of the commonly visited portion and accessed off of I-15. It is spectacular, and has only a fraction of the visitors that the southern portion receives. The Double Alcove Arch is found here.
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“Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better” – Albert Einstein
The pink sand is created by a notch through the Moquith and Moccasin mountains which the wind funnels through with eroded particles of Navajo Sandstone. On the downside for this user is the high number of noisy ATV which use the park.
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“Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better” – Albert Einstein
Cedar Breaks National Monument includes a vast bowl shaped area of spectacular pink rock formations. It also includes large mountain meadows which can contain grasses and wildflowers.
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