Tag: Hoodoos
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A Frigid Bryce Canyon National Park On Monday
I knew it was going to be cold but 15 degrees and wind chills below zero.
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Fresh Snow At Bryce
Seven inches of snow blanketed Bryce Canyon National Park on Saturday. Naturally, I made the two hour drive!
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Bryce Canyon Winter
Cold temperatures and snow have arrived at Bryce Canyon National Park as witnessed on the first full day of winter.
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What Is A Hoodoo?
hoo·doo ˈho͞oˌdo͞o/ noun noun: hoodoo voodoo; witchcraft. a run of bad luck associated with a person or activity. plural noun: hoodoos “when is this hoodoo going to end?” a person or thing that brings or causes bad luck. North American a column or pinnacle of weathered rock. “a towering sandstone hoodoo” verb verb: hoodoo; 3rd […]
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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 Moses!
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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 Parks gets. But it has unique charm and the annual Wildflower Festival every July (Wildflower Post Coming Soon).
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Annual Winter Visit To Bryce
I actually got up at 4:45am to make the 2 hour drive to Bryce Canyon National Park in time for sunrise. (Not a morning person). A fresh blanket of snow was a motivation for me.
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Bryce Is Twyce As Nyce In The Winter
With a foot or two of fresh snow, Bryce Canyon National Park was a required venture. The hoodoos never looked better. The weather forecast called for a high of 20 degrees(F) with a windchill of minus 22, so I quickly took care of business. Someone […]
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Side Trip To Bryce
While out photographing autumn colors in Southern Utah, I realized I was a stone’s throw from Bryce Canyon National Park. And sunset was close with a nearly full moon rising. These were all shot from the incomparable Inspiration Point.
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