Cedar Breaks from elevation 10,000-its 68 degrees up here. |
Amazing colors in the rocks as seen from viewpoints above. |
Simply breathtaking-God's handiwork and art in nature's beauty! |
Navaho Lake a reservoir high in the Cedar Mountains |
Many trees have died because of the beetles disease. |
Looking up at Cedar Breaks from below on the highway. |
Heading back down the canyon and homeward bound.... |
Lin,so sad to see those trees! We had an "oak wilt" here in Texas that is a virus that killed off a lot of the live oak trees. Your shots from the mountains are beautiful!
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ReplyDeleteWhat an incredible journey, and no doubt about it. Thanks for taking me off my coast for a while!
ReplyDeleteI thought about Cedar Breaks yesterday when you said you were in the Cedar Mountains. We stopped at that National Monument on our trip in the southwest the year I retired. I remember it was cold there in late September. So beautiful!
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