We left Nevada following 4 days in the heat and arrived in Utah after traveling through a small section of Arizona. These states are gorgeous but of the fifty, I would invariably choose Utah as being unique and of great beauty, the favorite. Since we first introduced ourselves to the great Mormon state, we realized its depth, color and wonder—the fact that one might be able to have a number of girlfriends was never an influence.
Nevertheless, as we sped through the Mojave desert in temperatures above 100 degrees and increasing, the great Mormon state prompted us to ponder "'America the Beautiful", how incredible is your land; what a shame we don't love our neighbors...those within the boundaries).'
The pictures below are an introduction to the next leg of Hike-about, some lesser known places in Utah.
"I own this world," declares the raptor … and it probably does.
The editor waits for her waiter to deliver the early lunch. The venue does not get much better.
I thought I was at least having (their) lunch or they were in fact my lunch.
Early morning on a trail in a magnificent environment.
Even for Utah, this seemed a little different and stunning.
The clouds produced three drops of rain, maybe four and then it got hot.
Nothing's quite as pretty as Utah in the morning.
Fooling around on the job. Unbeknown, Jen took a shot of the bird and the 'hunter'.
Boulder scrambling and having an exhilarating time.
Editor takes the gap.
Cheers,
Jenni and Jeffrey
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