Besides visiting Bryce Canyon, we spent some time in Red Canyon. Here are a few pictures of this beautiful place.
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| The Man smelling the tree which was suppose to smell like vanilla or butterscotch |
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| The hosts Murphy and Stanley |
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| The flats joined us |
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| A rare picture of us the people together! |
we love this place!!! and how great that you could enjoy ist with so much friends... love the last photo... it deserved a wonderful place on your wall...
ReplyDeleteHari om
ReplyDeleteIt is amazing how beautiful semi arid country can be. That goat track would be a challenge!!! YAM xx
Fantastic views! So did the trees smell?
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful place to visit. Thanks for sharing it with us.
ReplyDeleteSo inquiring noses want to know vanilla or butterscotch? LOL
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos and especially glad you have one together
Hugs HiC
What an amazing place!
ReplyDeleteI only have 4 photos after 35 years of us TOGEHTER in one photo. I have so enjoyed your visit to the canyons. I LOVE that TREE
ReplyDeleteSuch dramatic scenery! Both places. A wonderful experience.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful place! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWe love the wonderful memories we made on this trip!
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Mabel
I love your photos. We have Ponderosas all around our house. I love smelling them when they are warm and fragrant! I am googling whether bikes can go in red canyon. I hope so - I want to go there :) I'm so glad that dogs can go. It's beautiful.
ReplyDeleteNice portrait of the pawrents. And what a beautiful place to visit.
ReplyDeleteOh WOW! You got to meet Murphy and Stanley! They are the best!
ReplyDeleteANd Red Canyon is gorgeous!
Purrs
Marv