I own no land, instead I have wheelestate. I’ve been a full time RVer since 1997. Working summers as a Park Ranger takes me to many beautiful places and playing during the winter takes me to many more. This blog is simply the story of my life's adventures.
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Monday, August 10, 2009
MWT - Cedar Breaks National Monument - Part 1
It's hard to believe while driving that Point Supreme at Cedar Breaks National Monument provides a distant view from over 10,000 feet in elevation plus a look deep into the canyon's amphitheater...
Fantastic shots, Gaelyn! Not that I'm surprised as yours are always marvelous! What a gorgeous place and, yes, I did spot the arch! Great world you've got there!
Hello Gaelyn, first of all, I like your "home is where I park it"..And I never get tired of seeing these majestic views. You are so close to nature. I look forward to the next posts!
The first picture is awesome, I can see why you chose it for this post. And the arches? wonderful. I didn't know you saw Gary, what a pleasant surprise.
Gaelyn, this is another of your fabulous places that makes me wish I could still make use or air travel. Thank you for showing us, at least I can see a little this way.
The American West is so stunningly gorgeous, yet in parts bleak like a moonscape. When the pioneers left the fertile midwest to cross the Rockies, they can't have been too thrilled to see all these rocks. Absolutely beautiful.
This is my favorite place on the planet. Honestly. I love the Bryce Canyon-like amphitheater on one side and the alpine meadows on the other. We go here EVERY year to take pictures of our kids in the wildflowers. When were you there????? We were there Tuesday, August 4, this year.
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That's it, booking my ticket to Utah NOW. I so miss the SW. Sigh.
Awesome! I remember seeing some of this scenery in person...it took my breath away!
Sunny :)
Fantastic shots, Gaelyn! Not that I'm surprised as yours are always marvelous! What a gorgeous place and, yes, I did spot the arch! Great world you've got there!
Have a great week!
Sylvia
Cool place, Gaelyn. I saw the arch but had to look closely to see it. :-)
Gaelyn: I love all the views from this park.
How nice... the road is your home and the country is your back yard. Nice arrangement!
WOW! What natural beauty.
Such awesome beauty in your backyard, Gaelyn, formidable!
I got vertigo just looking at your fab. pictures, you'd have to tie me down I would so want to fly.
Incredible, stunning, out of this world and I have no adjectives to adequately describe these.
Ooooh! Breathtaking shots, makes me want to be there. You are very lucky... home, daily life, work place all around these lovely spots.
Oh, my. How gorgeous ... spectacular. Thank you! (You are lucky!)
What a beautiful place and your photos and descriptions do so much to show us your part of this beautiful world. Thank you Gaelyn.
Smiles
Fabulous views of the landscapes. You live in wonderful part of the world of these lovely formations.
Nice photos and thanks for sharing your blog.
Hello Gaelyn, first of all, I like your "home is where I park it"..And I never get tired of seeing these majestic views. You are so close to nature. I look forward to the next posts!
The first picture is awesome, I can see why you chose it for this post. And the arches? wonderful. I didn't know you saw Gary, what a pleasant surprise.
Gaelyn, this is another of your fabulous places that makes me wish I could still make use or air travel. Thank you for showing us, at least I can see a little this way.
Beautiful, majestic scenery. How great to live there!
Janice.
gosh! what beautiful sceneries you captured. they are really breathtaking.
The American West is so stunningly gorgeous, yet in parts bleak like a moonscape. When the pioneers left the fertile midwest to cross the Rockies, they can't have been too thrilled to see all these rocks. Absolutely beautiful.
I really enjoyed your photo tour of Cedar Breaks. Those dark green trees contrast so beautifully with the orange toned earth and the arch is awesome!
What a life! Had I been younger and had the chance I would have liked to travel more than I do now!
I love your posts. What a magnificent place to be. Spectacular shots!
You live the coolest life! What gorgeous photos and terrific narration. Nice job, Gaelyn!
Awesome photos of the southwest!
I see the arch!
We only visited Cedar Breaks once, many years ago, but I remember how beautiful and magnificent the amphitheatre is.
Those pictures take my breath away. Beautiful brown country!
Wow - very dramatic scenery. Seems very unspoilt too.
Magnificent hardly describes these spectacular views. How lovely to meet up with old friends too.
You really must have some of the most magnificent , dramatic scenery in the world. It makes ours look really tame!
Great photography.
The sky and wildflowers are so pretty in that first photo!
Oh my goodness - those columns are just amazing!!
Gorgeous photos Gaelyn! That cloud in the fist photo is very cool!
This is my favorite place on the planet. Honestly. I love the Bryce Canyon-like amphitheater on one side and the alpine meadows on the other. We go here EVERY year to take pictures of our kids in the wildflowers. When were you there????? We were there Tuesday, August 4, this year.
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