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On The Edge
Read More: On The EdgeI got brave last week and ventured out to the edge of this point that looks toward Marble Canyon and the Grand Canyon. I set up my camera on a tripod and set the timer to release the shutter every 15 seconds. That was as far as I got to the edge! Looked like a…
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Zion Rockfall
Read More: Zion RockfallIt has been a rough week at Zion National Park and this morning, a major rockfall blocked Highway 9, which travels through the park. Luckily, no one was injured. Road to be reopened tonight? Pic courtesy of NPS. UPDATE- ROAD MAY NOT OPEN UNTIL WEEKEND BECAUSE OF INSTABILITY OF ROCKS ABOVE
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Zion National Park’s Seldom Noticed Natural Arches
Read More: Zion National Park’s Seldom Noticed Natural ArchesVery few people know of them or have seen them. And Kolob Arch just may be the biggest arch in the world. Below is Crawford Arch, AKA Bridge Mountain Arch. Named for an early settler, William Crawford, who received credit for noticing it first. Millions of people drive near it but don’t notice it. It…
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Photo Of The Week- Watch Out For This Cop!
Read More: Photo Of The Week- Watch Out For This Cop!I reluctantly snapped this photo of a cop parked alongside the road in Kanab, Utah. If you look closely, you’ll notice he’s a little stiff, sits tight and never speaks on his radio. I travel this road a lot and have seen him many times but he has never pulled anyone over. He just sits…
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Photo Of The Week- A tale or tail of the squirrel.
Read More: Photo Of The Week- A tale or tail of the squirrel.This Western Gray Squirrel really wanted his picture taken. And to get my interest, it crept pretty close towards me and in an instant, flashed its big bushy tail. So became the tale of the tail.
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Photo Of The Week- Arch With A Smile
Read More: Photo Of The Week- Arch With A SmileCorona Arch near Moab, Utah comes with a smile. Not photoshopped!
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Colorful Coalmine Canyon
Read More: Colorful Coalmine CanyonThe setting sun lights Coalmine Canyon afire in Northern Arizona. Click on photo to purchase a print.
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Photo Of The Week- The Notorious Sacred Datura Flower
Read More: Photo Of The Week- The Notorious Sacred Datura FlowerThis desert flower blooms at night and has an evil reputation because of its psychedelic powers. DO NO CONSUME THIS. Per desertusa.com- “The bristly fruit and stale-smelling leaves of the Sacred Datura speak to a more sinister side of the plant, to a dark and fearsome netherworld of poison and potential emotional collapse, physical sickness…