We passed Wilson Arch on our way to the Needles district in the southeast corner of Canyonlands National Park. So often, tourists don’t have time to visit anything but Arches National Park, and that’s too bad because there’s so much to enjoy in Canyonlands. This post continues our quest to see it all but not to hike it all. Not with my crappy feet. Follow my lens…
On a previous day, we hiked to the end of the distant red mesa behind the gnarly tree bones, and looked out upon this sea of striated stone.
Needles. I love this photo.
Ancient hand prints
Yes, I climbed this ladder!
A gnarled tree skeleton.
Mosaic Monday
Don’t forget to backtrack and check out Part 1 of this post to see the petroglyphs of Newspaper Rock!
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See you next week!
Stunning views.
Amazing! Those handprints give me chills.
Your photos are absolutely gorgeous and captivating. Thank you so much for sharing.
…thanks for taking me along to see the sights,
Great photos, I enjoyed seeing them and thank you for sharing.
It is a
wonder to behold~ great photos on your blog ~ thanks,,
Wishing you good health, laughter and love in your days ~ clm
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Thank you for sharing these wonderful pictures, Sharon.
I really enjoyed admiring them.
Happy Wednesday!
The dead tree looks as if it died in agony. The rock formations in the photo above the handprints look like giant toadstools. I hope one day to visit Canyonlands and Joshua Tree.