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Kaleidoscope of Color Mystery Walk
... is a kaleidoscope of color.
Today’s walk, however, took us to a zenith in the colors of Utah flora. Yes, we expected the trees to be in color, but were surprised by the brilliance of the yellows. We were impressed as well with the myriad shades of green and gray in the coniferous trees and the seasonal bushes. Gambel oak trees sported variegated leaves of brown, red, green, and orange. Wildflowers we thought ...
Day 15 .... so many rocks!
... Picknick zu finden. Wir haben am Morgen alles für ein schönes Picknick eingekauft;-). Einen Ort mit Schatten und einem Fluss zu finden war aber nicht möglich :-(... dass haben wir ganze 1 1/2 h versucht. Wir fuhren ins nirgendwo und zurück aber nichts. Bis wir schließlich den Nat.-Park erreicht haben und dort einen Picknickplatz wenigstens mit Schatten gefunden haben. Bruce Canyon war auch sehr schön, aber ich denke wir haben zu viele Felsen gesehen in ...
Petrified Forest, Utah style
... again. It’s crazy!
It was a lovely hike, with more than a few challenges, but all was well and they made it back to camp in one piece just before lunch. I had soup ready for them. After lunch Alan and I hung out in his pink hammock. It was cool.
We’ve decided that tomorrow we are off again and heading to the Capitol Reef area to (hopefully) snag a spot at Fruita campground. The ranger told us that the cherry trees are full of fruit there. ...
Kodachrome Basin State Park
... s when I will be able to update my blog. Then we will stop by the local grocer again and head to Escalante Petrified Forest State Park, for some more <wait for it> Hiking in the Desert!!
Hey, today I overheard Alan and Cara talking about going to Juplaya – the UN-official Burning Man Fourth of July thing in Black Rock Desert. Wow, I’ll finally see what this Burning Man thing is all about!!!
Later, gotta go, time for my ...
Kodachrome
... I did not want to be walking in that heat! We got to the horse corral, and we introduced to our guide, a pretty cowgirl called Desiree. I did my usual walking round the horses. They were all beautiful. There was one that looked really nice, but she was Desiree's horse. But I found a beautiful big mare, standing nice and calmly. I gave her lots of fuss, which she loved, so Desiree put me on her. Her name was Annie, and she was a draft cross, so ...
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