Old Car in a Slot Canyon, Escalante-Grand Staircase Ntl. Mon.

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This kinda reminded of Arron Ralston who lost his arm to a boulder in a Bluejohn Canyon out in the remote part of Canyonlands. This right here is a car that been lodged down in this slot canyon since probably the late fifties or sixties… who knows, maybe a massive flash flood wedged it down into there over 30 years ago. The car is now apart of the erosion process, so-to-be-an-artifact!

Juniper Tree in Monument Valley Tribal Park, Navajo Nation

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Creation of a Slot Canyon, Left Fork, Zion National Park

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Part of the Subway hike in the Left Fork of Zion National Park. It’s a primitive hike to get to this location and it’s beautiful in the soft light of late afternoon. We were caught unprepared though. We ended up spending the night in the canyon, because we didn’t get out before dark.

Landscape Arch Near Moab Utah

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Everyone should get out at least once in their lifetime to see this grand arch before it collapses and is gone forever. It still looks like a miracle to me, the fact that it’s still standing. There is beauty in this world. Even though it’s all scientifically explorable, the heart of spirit still rules these wild places where wind still talks and the raven planes the edges of Navajo sandstone in search of his next find.