Busy Roy cleaning the snow THIS WAS AT RUBY'S INN - YOU CAN CAMP IN THESE We lost the snow as we headed south, drove through the amazing Zion/Mount Carmel tunnel and into Zion National Park, this place always fills me with awe and peace, it's truly one of the beautiful places. CAN YOU SEE THE HOLE IN THE ROCK? WE DROVE THROUGH THIS TUNNEL THAT GOES THROUGH MOUNT CARMEL - AMAZING ENGINEERING! We spent our last day of hiking by taking the shuttle bus to the end of the Park at the Temple of Sinawava and walked back to the campsite, about 8 miles of magnificent scenery, mule deer, wild turkeys, Stellar's Jays, a Condor flying high, golden trees and the pretty Virgin River with sunshine! SOUTH CAMPGROUND IN ZION - HEAVEN! THIS HUGE ROCK AT THE BACK OF ME IS ANGEL'S LANDING - A GREAT HIKE WE HAVE DONE TWICE BEFORE - SO THAT'S ENOUGH TIMES! LAST OF THE PRICKLY PEAR FRUIT One last stop at Valley of Fire State Park before we reached Lake Mead Campground, time to clean and pack and grab the last of the sun before we fly home on Thursday 7th November. BLACK TAILED JACKRABBIT AT VALLEY OF FIRE We have a lovely site overlooking Lake Mead, they have updated the site by clearing out all the beautiful but poisonous flowering bushes and put in hard standing and kept the same price! Sunshine and 23oC – I think I will do my cleaning at night when the sun has gone down! This will be the last blog for this time, thank you to all who have taken the time to read it and thanks also for the comments. Roy, my long suffering beloved has again taken me safely around this stunning country, thank you. In this 80 day travels we have visited 11 States. Stopped in 47 different campgrounds Drove 6438 miles Travelled through four time zones. Experienced temperatures from minus 10oC to 30oC
“There are only two ways to live your life. One is as though nothing is a miracle. The other is as though everything is a miracle.”
― Albert Einstein |
Friday, November 1, 2013
SNOW IN BRYCE TO SUN IN ZION TO JOURNEY'S END
We woke on Tuesday to about four inches of snow, so
before we left, we went back to Sunset Point in Bryce to view the
winter wonderland – another item off the bucket list, I had always
wanted to see Bryce in the snow.
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Wonderful blog, Anne. We have enjoyed reading all about your travels and seeing some of the places we have been to on our travels. Hope you have a safe journey back home and hope to meet up with you before too long. Love Sally.XXX
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