Zion National Park 4.12.14

Magnificent! Neck breaking!  Really big rocks!  Wonderful day with cousins!  Thanks to my cousins Carrie and Caryn for the trip to Zion National Park!  It had been decades since we had been.  Here you see the Patriarchs of Abraham, Isaac and Jabob.

    Cousin Caryn with Shane and Erica on the left and cousin, Carrie with son Alex on the right.  Thanks to all of you for the gift of this great day!

I don't know or remember the names of the mountains but they were amazing!  Enjoy the pics!
Right there along the trail coming down from the Patriarchs was this beauty!

We took a walk to the first emerald pool....it wasn't impressive but the views from the trail were!



Tucked up against the bank on our way down from the emerald pools my eye caught the shape of a blossom.  I gently turned it up to see what it looked like and wow! 
I love taking pictures...lol, and on the way down there were great views of the towering mountains behind those coming up the trail so I stopped a few groups of them and told them to get together and hand me their camera for a photo opp!!  They were all happy and grateful and it was much fun for me.  Then my cousin's son, Alex, took one of me! :)

Next a few of us hiked up to the Narrows...where the canyon narrowed but we didn't cross over the cold water and keep walking.  Here are a few glimpses of what I saw.  And also enjoy the handsome little lizard. 



A great day and then back to the campground for a potluck dinner and good conversation!  So good seeing my Aunt Carmen and her two daughters.  Thanks for stopping by!


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  1. Beck's BulletinApril 13, 2014 at 9:26 PM

    What spectacular beauty!! Amazing! Thanks for taking the time to share with us.

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