Tag Archives: southern Utah

Chile, North America, Peru, South America, Travel, United States

(Extra)ordinary Winding Roads

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I love winding roads.  From the Moki Dugway (see what the heck is a Moki Dugway), to crossing the Andes, descending toward Cerro Castillo and finally ascending to Machu Picchu.  I hope you enjoy the photos as much as I loved riding on the roads.

Moki Dugway Vista
Moki Dugway Vista
Chilean Spaghetti
The long and winding road.
It’s a fun bus ride to Machu Piccu!
North America, Travel, United States

Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge – Wood

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I’ve always been enthralled with trees that cling to life in harsh environments.  Canyonlands National Park in southern Utah is one of those environments with cold windy winters and blazing hot summers that are occasionally interrupted with lightening, strong winds and short torrential downpours.  It is here these extreme elements converge and shape the twists and turns of these trees.

Canyonlands Pinon
Which way to the canyon?
The rock walls gives more shade than the tree.