From Friday’s 10 mile trek up Wahweap Wash in Southern Utah. We explored this carnival of anomalies and timeless products […]
Tag Archive for ‘Geology’
Colorado National Monument
This little gem of a park near Grand Junction was a splendid side trip on my way to the Colorado […]
Marble Canyon
Marble Canyon in Northern Arizona, precedes the Grand Canyon but is just as grand. Named by John Wesley Powell because […]
Yant Flat
This geologic anomaly is anything but flat. Located near St. George, Utah, at the base of the Pine Valley Mountains, […]
Cool Clay Beds
At the Grand Staircase Escalante National Monument in Southern Utah. This is an area that the Trump administration is reducing […]
More Of Edmaier’s Secret
The Nautilus
Aptly named as it resembles the seashell, The Nautilus is a highly eroded sandstone rock formation in Southern Utah. My […]
Colorful Clay Beds
Made another trip last week to one of my favorite places. Clay beds in the Coyote Buttes area of Northern […]
Wire Pass- Barely Passable
Wire Pass, along the Utah/Arizona border is a prelude to the more famous Buckskin Gulch. Unfortunately, Buckskin was full of […]
Another Trek Up My Favorite Hike Anywhere!
I used my Google Pixel 2 Phone to get these images and none were altered in any way! Amazing Camera […]
