We went to Snow Canyon state park while we were in St. George for Thanksgiving and joyously expanded our appreciation for red rock, red sand, red dunes..and plenty black lava rock (aka Aa --as I so eagerly learned from my geologist father) just to mix things up a bit. As sarcastic as that may have sounded, it really was beautiful and we had a great time hiking over petrified sand dunes, climbing rock towers that overlook the entire park, scrambling down into collapsed lava tubes, finding 200 ft. windblown arches (that I was certain they were lying about as the hike went on), and smiling at the the natural artwork that I'
I am imaginative and hopeful, passionate and driven, and I lust after life. My hope is that through this journal I can share my life experiences and lessons learned--I write from my heart for all of you.
Saturday, November 28, 2009
Snow Canyon
We went to Snow Canyon state park while we were in St. George for Thanksgiving and joyously expanded our appreciation for red rock, red sand, red dunes..and plenty black lava rock (aka Aa --as I so eagerly learned from my geologist father) just to mix things up a bit. As sarcastic as that may have sounded, it really was beautiful and we had a great time hiking over petrified sand dunes, climbing rock towers that overlook the entire park, scrambling down into collapsed lava tubes, finding 200 ft. windblown arches (that I was certain they were lying about as the hike went on), and smiling at the the natural artwork that I'
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