The time lines are obvious in the many rock forms in state and national parks in Utah. Can you imagine the stories from hundreds of millions of years ago these land forms could tell us?
Capitol Reef National Park, Utah
Arches National Park, Utah
Zion National Park, Utah
Canyonlands National Park, Utah
Dead Horse Point State Park, Utah
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These photos are beautiful. We have been to Arches Park and absolutely loved it. Thanks for the memories.
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You're welcome! When I saw the prompt was "Lines", I was tempted to show people in line to take pictures at Arches but thought the other pictures were more uplifting.
We were at the Double Arch on an Easter Sunday and a church choir from Selma, Alabama was scattered about the base singing hymns. No dry eyes while taking in that view.
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That must have been amazing!
It's a wonderful memory.
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I am so glad you chose these photographs!
The images are impressive. I like the way you captured the magnitude of the places. The sense of endless time and space. They all seem so planetary, especially Canyonlands. Your photograph makes me want to go there, to stand on the edge, to experience being awed in all my being. Thank you.
Glad you liked them. The views truly were awe inspiring.
Stunning photos, especially the last two shots!π
Thanks. I always look forward to seeing your photos.
Breathtaking images! Such amazing landscapes...
Thanks! Yes, they were amazing.
Majestic! π
Thatβs Dinosaur Bone Hunting territory!!! π
Yes! Lots of interesting recent finds near Bear Ears.
Lovely photos of one of the few National Parks I haven't visited. Thank you for sending them. It serves as a present you have sent, I'm sure, to my son, Ian. Lyn Macfarlane.
Glad you liked them!π
Utah is one of my favorite states! It has so many wonderful National Parks. I usually go every year to visit family, but it's been awhile since I've been to any of the parks. Your photos evoked some wonderful memories from my first time there.
Thanks! We visited Utah for the first time last year. Lots of spectacular sights!
A glorious sight :) :)
Yes, truly beautiful sights!
Beautiful pictures! Which place was your favorite?
Thanks! I liked Capitol Reef and Bryce Canyon (in Timelines 2 post) the best. I loved the color of the layers at the first one and the stucture at the second.