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Archive for ‘National Parks’
More Monsoonal Madness
Thunder and lightning storms ravaged the area Saturday evening. I drove to this area to go mountain biking but grabbed […]
Bryce Canyon, Hoodoos And The Milky Way
From Friday’s New Moon Phase. Clouds did pass through the area but parted just enough to get these shots. Thanks […]
Southwest Sunset
After finishing my early evening mountain bike through the desert sagebrush, I relaxed to another beautiful sunset as storm clouds […]
The Grand Grand Canyon
From last week’s trip to the North Rim. You drive through thick Ponderosa Pine forests to get to the […]
Grand Canyon National Park Is Not Just A Giant Lifeless Abyss
On the plateau surrounding the Grand Canyon, wildlife and wildflowers abound. It’s this part of Grand Canyon National Park that […]
Stormy Zion Country
Another huge thunder and lightning storm swept through Zion country yesterday and provided some good photo ops.
What Do High-Color, Closeups, Raindrops and Abstractness Have In Common
They are the by-products of a rainy day at the 13th Annual Wildflower Festival at Cedar Breaks National Monument in […]
The Under Rated and Under Appreciated Cedar Breaks
Cedar Breaks National Monument in Southern Utah doesn’t get the pub and hype that nearby Bryce Canyon and Zion National […]
One Electric Night ………….
Thursday night in Southern Utah saw many a thunder and lightning storm pass through the landscape. I hadn’t witnessed this […]
