Twin rocks,
located just as you go into Capitol Reef.
Or 2 big mushrooms???
On the drive south we noticed this;frozen irrigation lines
Capitol Reef National Park is
in southern Utah, 1 of the 5 in our state
Notice all the red rock
Sally on a curly tree
The Castle
One room school house in Fruita, UTused until 1941
One room school house
where 8-26 children were taught
Petroglyphs ( prehistoric Indian drawings)
Pretty flowers
I think this looks like a dinosaur
The different colors of the rock is amazing
Is this a snake or clam shell?
Another view, looks like a snake ready to strike
This tree must be about thousand years old,
ok, maybe a few hundred
Paul with the man eating tree
LDS early chapel
Free range cattle on the Gooseberry Road in
Fish Lake State Park
at this point we were at about 12,000 ft. above sea level
that explains the snow
Coming down a very narrow, switch back road
We had a fun time,had yummy fresh baked mixed fruit pie
in Fruita, went swimming at our motel,
and Paul got to seat in the car while I
had fun shopping.
Thanks Dear.
We also were able to listen to
General Conference on the radio.
4 comments:
Great pictures! Looks so dry there..how far is that place from where you live?
I thought you went to New Jersey... lol looks fun.
Wow! I can see why Paul wrote on Facebook that he was excited about going to see these sites...beautiful and so interesting.
Capitol Reef National Park was 200 miles from our house. It's the closest National park to our location (there are 5 National Parks in Utah).
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