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| Zion National Park. Emerald Pools Trail |
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| Lower Emerald Pool-- they haven't had much rain/snow this year. |
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| The Virgin River has done a great job making this canyon! |
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| This begins my Lower Antelope Canyon Trip. We camped at Lake Powell. You can tell they haven't had much water either. |
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| Just looks like a crack in the ground... silly white men- not noticing what is there and giving the Navajo's what they thought was worthless land! |
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| First view down the slot canyon |
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| A little anxiety for me going down these stairs. I learned on this trip that I really hate ledges. |
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| Sometimes it was a tight squeeze through the slot canyon. |
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| Notice the sand on the wall-- they dump sand down the canyon so it is easier to walk through. |
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| Peter Lik sold a photo entitled Phantom-- his Navajo guide threw sand in the air and he snapped a picture. Look it up. It is amazing. This is my Navajo guide doing the same thing, to show us the pillar of light. |
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| We ended the trip by going to Horseshoe Bend. It was stunning. I really want to raft the Grand Canyon now. Read the book The Emerald Mile for more history-- so fascinating. |
2 comments:
Yay! and I appreciate it. We had a great time with you in Zions!
Jen!! Were these pictures posted for me, Heather? If so, I'm so sorry I didn't see them until now. The picture at the top of your blog is especially amazing! Yay for hiking and yay for beautiful places. You've been on my mind. I hope all is well.
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