I stopped to admire the rock and marvel at nature's audacity.
I could hear them but not see them. Then, in reviewing the video, I realized where they were!
The sequence....
Summiting
I stopped to admire the rock and marvel at nature's audacity.
I could hear them but not see them. Then, in reviewing the video, I realized where they were!
The sequence....
Summiting
Each has a slightly diff focus.
The Overview - I moved a bit fast so it's fuzzy
The Gorge
The Pinnacles
The Textures
For those who prefer stills or lack bandwidth
My Little Sony (camera) didn't survive being dropped. I'm using my Panasonic HC-V160 HD video camera. Fortunately, it also takes stills.
At the end of a nondescript turnoff
They make a big deal of camping only in designated spots. Unlike most places, they're all fairly distant from each other; we chose #8, on the edge of a side canyon that leads down to The River.
As it turns out, enforcement, as with grazing practices, is nil. There're myriad campspots along the rim.
Though the vehicles couldn't be seen from the main road, the flags could.
We practiced our smugittude (#8 is the best!) -- in case anyone was bold enough to stop and ask how we liked it...or when we were leaving.
She'd read of an easy-hike slot canyon in Capitol Reef. The light was perfect. The cottonwoods shimmered. She inspired the sun to envy.