On the 3.75 mile trail to Lower Calf Creek Falls, Escalante National Monument, Utah
Pioneers wrote their names on the faces of the sandstone yards above our heads.
Three days after I took this image I stopped to retake it in bright sunshine, but the trees were bare. Bird in the hand.
After wedging herself in the canyon, J needed to negotiate a seven foot jump to a flat rock below her. In the third photograph she is inching her way through the canyon, her backpack in her hand. Because I was wearing a short sleeve shirt, the sharp outcroppings made this more painful for me. The small speck of white in the last photograph is J, walking towards the end of Spooky.
On the 3.75 mile trail to Lower Calf Creek Falls, Escalante National Monument, Utah
Pioneers wrote their names on the faces of the sandstone yards above our heads.
Three days after I took this image I stopped to retake it in bright sunshine, but the trees were bare. Bird in the hand.
After wedging herself in the canyon, J needed to negotiate a seven foot jump to a flat rock below her. In the third photograph she is inching her way through the canyon, her backpack in her hand. Because I was wearing a short sleeve shirt, the sharp outcroppings made this more painful for me. The small speck of white in the last photograph is J, walking towards the end of Spooky.