Hoodoos are those sandstone spires you see a lot in Southern Utah, especially at Bryce Canyon. Erosion has carved a unique rock formation that isn’t easily duplicated. They had just received 8 inches of fresh powder so I had to check it out last week. By the way, it was one degree (F)
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These images are spectacular, Michael! And of one of my fave National Parks. I’ve not been in winter so this is a treat to view. 🙂
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Thanks Jane 😁. I’m lucky I live only 2 hours from Bryce. You also have to time it so that the storm has passed, otherwise the canyon may be fogged in and you can’t see anything.
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The snow complements the sandstone and evergreens beautifully!
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It photographs better too with the contrast.
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How beautiful with Snow too, Thank you, Love, nia
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Glad you enjoyed Nia 😁
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Wow! These are such remarkable structures😍
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Yes, they are very unique .
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