We published very few pictures of this trip at the time, so here is a supplemental set of fresh photographs. The beauty and wonder of the desert, something we hardly understood years back, continues to inspire and fill us with awe. Nevertheless, summer is a season during which we tend to have less awe, or seek cooler climes. With the aforementioned negative-implied judgment of deserts in mind, the following thought struck us: "We may be wiser because we know so much less and are unsure of so much more." ..."A Life Experience As No Other: Dare to Seize The Day..."
We completed our blogs from Argentina last week and head for Central Europe next week.
A view into Arizona and Lake Mead from Black Mountain, Boulder City, Nevada. (Fortification Hill, climbed from rear
a few days later.)
A view from above a balcony part-way up Angels landing, Zion National Park. The Virgin River flows below.
Color in the Mojave Desert.
Kelso Dunes, California, close to sunset.
Garnett Peak in Cleveland National forest, a particularly wonderful place.
Jenni reaches summit of Angels Landing, Zion National Park.
Sunset in Arizona viewed from Nevada.
Calico Canyon, Red Rock Park, Nevada...where to from here?
Lake Mead from Fortification Hill side, Arizona.
Golden sands at Kelso Dunes, California at sunset.
Amboy Crater, Mojave Desert, California.
Cuyumaca State Park, San Diego County.
Hamblin Peak, Nevada: A different view of Lake Mead.
Somewhere over...
Very formal and serious at the summit of Observation Point, Zion National Park, Utah.
Less formal and serious in Cleveland National Forest, San Diego County.
Back to the spectacular Lake Mead, Nevada.
Utah: Thirty minutes from Bryce Canyon.
Cheers,
Jenni and Jeffrey
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