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Red Rock Sunset
Read More: Red Rock SunsetSome images and a video from yesterday’s excursion to some sandstone rock formations just outside of Zion National Park.
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The Amazing Horseshoe Bend
Read More: The Amazing Horseshoe BendThe Colorado River carved a bend in the Navajo Sandstone on its way to the Grand Canyon in Northern Arizona.
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The Wave
Read More: The WaveIt’s hard to get a permit and was even harder getting there because of muddy roads due to recent heavy rains but me and some first timers had a ball!
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Snow,Snow And More Snow
Read More: Snow,Snow And More SnowAlthough Friday was the first full day of spring, I took a drive to the upper reaches of Zion National Park where most people don’t go. I figured there would be some fresh snow and I wasn’t disappointed.
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Rappelling 101
Read More: Rappelling 101Finally got a chance to learn how to rappell. My friend Steve took another friend of ours, Wendy and I for a lesson near Zion National Park. It was a lot easier than I expected as Steve was a thorough instructor. Most of these images are of Wendy as I was kinds busy on my…
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Moon Rising Over Zion NP
Read More: Moon Rising Over Zion NPThe near full moon as it was rising over Zion last night.
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Colorado National Monument
Read More: Colorado National MonumentThis little gem of a park near Grand Junction was a splendid side trip on my way to the Colorado Rockies.
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Daytime Photos From White Pocket
Read More: Daytime Photos From White PocketSequel to the Milky Way photos posted earlier today.
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Zion National Park’s Many Pools Trail
Read More: Zion National Park’s Many Pools TrailWe went up there in search of the Canyon Tree Frog but discovered that the hatching season of their eggs had not commenced. Maybe in a few weeks will see the eggs morph into tadpoles and ultimately, the 2 1/4 inch Canyon Tree Frog. But the potholes on this trail at Zion’s Eastside were brimming…
