Bryce Canyon

Before I got to the park, I took a picture of Mossy Cave Trail, just a preview of scenery to come.

This is the most accessible and kodak-friendly park so far. I stayed at Ruby’s Inn RV Park and signed up for a FREE tour on a big tour bus. The driver was extremely knowledgeable and told stories about Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid who were from around here. Here is an elk that stopped to pose just for me.

This is a rock formation that is supposed to be a turtle with Leif Erickson to the left. Honest, and no adult beverages to be had!

This formation is supposed to be Queen Victoria.

This is the Natural Bridge Arch. I took a lot of pictures of this formation, but this one is  my favorite.

Fairyland Point let’s you use your imagination and pick out your favorite cartoon character. Of course, I flunked cartoons same as kindergarten, so this is my best shot.

In this one, if I move backwards, it’s goodbye Dolly. I think I look a little tense.

The next day, I left for Kanab, but on the way down, I came through Red Canyon which is extremely beautiful and at the entrance to Zion. I came through two tunnels that look like natural arches (didn’t get a picture), and really didn’t want to stop because of road construction.

I’m staying at the Hitch’n Post RV Park, and my friend Judy from MO just got here, so we are going to do Zion and Best Friends tomorrow. She actually stayed in Red Canyon and said it was great. Oh well, next time.