10.21 Cassidy Arch in Capitol Reefs National Park, Utah
We have made longer captions and shorter text in this missive of our visit to Capitol Reefs. The national park portrays characteristics quite different from its sisters. The mountains are literally overpowering; this statement will become clearer in 10.22 that follows shortly. We combined two hikes totaling 6 miles and about 1,400 feet elevation gain. Monday morning in the park is unbeatable. The captions help to tell the story of the day. The early bird may catch the worm—let it have the creepy thing, we say—but he who wakes early, is blessed with beauty from above Not a leap of faith; a relatively safe position, although over 1,000 feet above the ground. Looking through the gap at another wonderful view in a 'park of class'. At this time of the year, we have it to ourselves. Cassidy Arch, partly in shade. The back wall through arch is a quite a way distant. Editor's showing-off-skills really improving—helps to have the right training and of course, teacher ...