An overhead view of the pretty Fairview Arch in Bryce Canyon in winter.
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Galen Berry
An overhead view of the pretty Fairview Arch in
Bryce Canyon in winter.
Bryce Canyon -- “a hell of a place to lose a cow",
said old Mormon pioneer Ebenezer Bryce.
Agua Canyon, in Bryce Canyon National Park.
The Wall of Windows, Bryce Canyon National Park
For scale, notice the backpacker in bottom left.
Bristlecone pine trees...the oldest living things
on earth. They can live 4000 years, and are so tough and dense they can
stay standing 1000 years even after they're dead, like these.
The Peekaboo Rock in Capitol Reef National
Park. You can see it for many miles away.
This is in the very early morning light.
Shuntavi Butte, Zion National Park
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Coyote Gulch and Escalante National Monument