Jen focuses on the issues of climbing Angel's Landing in Zion National Park, Utah. She begins the initial ascent after reaching the platform below, a popular turning point, quite a long hike in-and-of-itself.
The addendum seated upon the 'Angel'.
Jen about to reach the peak, her 10th occasion.
Bryce Canyon in Utah.
Calico Basin and Hills in Nevada.
London's Tower Bridge has moved to Bryce for the winter. (Please: No swimming below.)
Bryce's Fairyland for humans. Spot and take the gap.
Arriving at Kelso Dunes for real fun. I love the way Jen smooths out the dune tops to 'cutting like edges' before commencing the climb.
Kelso Dunes in California at sunset. Jen heads home in the 'spotlight'.
That is a sunset indeed.
A contrast with 'Death Valley's' Mesquite Flats, a true treasure...not forgetting the Dunes, too.
A view from 'Molly's Nipple' outside Zion National Park.
A view of 'Molly's Nipple' as one of us went up for a more circumspect view.
And they say it never rains in the deserts. So why do we need rainbows?
The following 3 are from Observation Point in Zion National Park, Utah. Jen relaxes again.
The big Rocks of the park accompanied by rock-heads, too.
Wherever one wanders, one is surrounding in wonders.
Views from Red-and-Black Mountains in Nevada of a tiny section of Lake Mead.
Jen hikes through Snow Canyon, some amazing flora.
Jen positions herself on the way up to Turtle Head in Las Vegas. Mount Charleston peeps at rear.
A view of the city from the peak.
Amboy Crater, California.
Cheers,
Jen about to reach the peak, her 10th occasion.
Bryce Canyon in Utah.
Calico Basin and Hills in Nevada.
London's Tower Bridge has moved to Bryce for the winter. (Please: No swimming below.)
Bryce's Fairyland for humans. Spot and take the gap.
Arriving at Kelso Dunes for real fun. I love the way Jen smooths out the dune tops to 'cutting like edges' before commencing the climb.
Kelso Dunes in California at sunset. Jen heads home in the 'spotlight'.
That is a sunset indeed.
A contrast with 'Death Valley's' Mesquite Flats, a true treasure...not forgetting the Dunes, too.
A view from 'Molly's Nipple' outside Zion National Park.
A view of 'Molly's Nipple' as one of us went up for a more circumspect view.
And they say it never rains in the deserts. So why do we need rainbows?
The following 3 are from Observation Point in Zion National Park, Utah. Jen relaxes again.
The big Rocks of the park accompanied by rock-heads, too.
Wherever one wanders, one is surrounding in wonders.
Views from Red-and-Black Mountains in Nevada of a tiny section of Lake Mead.
Jen hikes through Snow Canyon, some amazing flora.
Jen positions herself on the way up to Turtle Head in Las Vegas. Mount Charleston peeps at rear.
A view of the city from the peak.
Amboy Crater, California.
Cheers,
Jenni and Jeffrey
2 comments:
Spectacular Rainbow 🌈
Hope you had a wonderful visit with the Dallas Lazarow’s!!!!
It was indeed. Miss them much.
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