Okay so I decided to do these pics as a separate post. This is a beautiful park to visit, even if you don't want to hike, the scenery is gorgeous. We were lucky enough to go on a day when it was free to the public.
Aaron posing in a little ravine on one of the hikes.
This picture (directly below) we call our "National Geographic Picture." We call it this because as we were hiking up the little ravine (in the above pic) there was this man coming down and he offered to take a picture of us because "the light on this rock is just perfect." He had a pretty serious camera hanging around his neck and I made some comment that with a camera like that he looked pretty professional and we would love to have him take our picture. After my comment he says "yes, National Geographic trained." We didn't go any further into it, but we assumed maybe he had shot something for the magazine. We would like to think so at least. :)
This place was on another little hike. It was called Weeping Rock. There is water trickling down in the background of the picture. The water comes directly out of the rock.
You just really can't capture the beauty of God's creations on camera. You can come really close (well, I can't, but some can) but it just isn't the same as actually being there in that moment. These canyons are amazing and the majesty of it all is breathtaking. I am grateful that we can go and enjoy the beauty of these creations.
1 comment:
wow, so beautiful! you are one fit woman to go hiking this far along. kudos to you!
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