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Snow-Covered Hoodoos? What’s A Hoodoo?
Read More: Snow-Covered Hoodoos? What’s A Hoodoo?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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Snow-Coverd Red Canyon
Read More: Snow-Coverd Red CanyonThe whiteness of fresh snow against the red and orange hues of eroded sandstone at Dixie National Forest’s Red Canyon in Southern Utah. Red Canyon is a mini version of nearby Bryce Canyon National Park, whose photos will appear soon. Watch in HiDef at Full Screen. Music is Papua New Guinea by The Future Sound…
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Abstract, Aerial Photography, Desert Southwest, Drone Produced, Images, Photography, Photos, Utah, videoStill Images From Hanksville, Utah
Read More: Still Images From Hanksville, UtahYou saw the video but here are some photos to enjoy.
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Coyote Buttes- A Whimsical Product Of The Forces Of Nature.
Read More: Coyote Buttes- A Whimsical Product Of The Forces Of Nature.Coyote Buttes, on the Arizona/Utah border, is a landscape that defies description. Freud would have trouble developing a diagnosis for this patient. One look at it will put a smile on your face along with a frown. It’s situated at The Vermillion Cliffs National Monument and is well protected. At North Coyote Buttes, a trip…
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Fall Colors and Sandstone Rock Formations Collide at Zion Country
Read More: Fall Colors and Sandstone Rock Formations Collide at Zion CountryAn aerial view of Cottonwood trees nearing peak color against the red rock formations just outside Zion National Park, Utah.
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Still Photos – Valley Of The Gods
Read More: Still Photos – Valley Of The GodsYou saw the video, here are some still images I captured including some with a storm passing through.
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Aerial View Of Long Dong Silver
Read More: Aerial View Of Long Dong SilverFollowup video to yesterday’s post of still images.
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These Are Called Teepees But Not The Kind You Can Live In
Read More: These Are Called Teepees But Not The Kind You Can Live InThese geologic anomalies are not too rare in Southern Utah. These can be spotted in Zion National Park near Hop Valley. These images and more can be purchased as wall art at What’s New At D2D My Blog Homepage
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Redrock Flyover
Read More: Redrock FlyoverAerial views of some cool sandstone rock formations just outside Zion National Park, Utah. Watch in HiDef at Full Screen.
