The red, orange and whitish rock formations are called hoodoos and offer spectacular views...
I have never seen such a gorgeous blue sky in all my life. Seriously, it was just so incredibly blue!
I took lots of pictures and Gary even took a picture this time too. I put the camera in green mode and it worked fine. It still feels weird that I'm so much shorter than my tall boys!
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Oh, Deb, so amazing! I dream of the day when I can see the amazing sights out there in the South West!!
ReplyDeleteWow, such beautiful nature. A wonderful Canion and your family is fantastic. Great !
ReplyDeleteWow, Deb....gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteYour boys have grown so tall! Certainly an amazing national park, nothing like it anywhere else. This week I'm linking one of our local national parks.
ReplyDeleteLovely shots and good job capturing the depth of the canyons, it's hard to do!!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely lovely! These pictures make me very excited for our trip. Tomorrow we leave for Arizona to visit the Grand Canyon!
ReplyDeleteHow fun! Such gorgeous shots!!
ReplyDeleteAmazing!!
ReplyDeleteWow, what gorgeous photos! I've never been to this place, but I'd sure like to visit after seeing your images. The picture of you with your sons is so lovely...!
ReplyDeleteWonderful scenery.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing
Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Deb!
ReplyDeleteOh I love Bryce park. I wanted to name my boys Bryce because I loved it there so much. My husband hasn't been there, so he didn't feel the same way about the name and I lost. Your pictures are amazing! I'd love to go back there someday.
ReplyDeleteHoly wow. So pretty. I am glad you had such a fun trip with your boys!
ReplyDeleteThis looks like an amazing trip. What state is Bryce Canyon in?
ReplyDeleteIt's in southern Utah.
DeleteJust Gorgeous! And I vote you give Gary the camera more often, we love to see you too Deb! :)
ReplyDeleteDeb, I recognized this place the minute I saw your first photo! I was born not far from here in Cedar City and my grandma still lives about an hour from Bryce Canyon. I spent lots of time there as a child and the whole family went back for a visit a few years ago! It is a beautiful place! Did you visit other places in Southern Utah?
ReplyDeleteI know what you mean about feeling short next to your boys too. My oldest is quite a bit taller than me and the next one is getting close!
Wow! It really is beautiful! So glad you were able to get away!
ReplyDeleteSO beautiful!
ReplyDeleteIt certainly is an amazing place. I wanted to stop there when we were traveling through but I was happy I was able to capture some similar scenes along our path we were on. When you talk about the sky it reminded me of some images I posted a while back & you mentioned the sky. Made me laugh because I bet you thought I was cranking up that saturation on those- but it really is that blue out here in the desert. :) I was bummed when I saw these on IG because you were so much closer to me- yet still far enough that we couldn't meet up. Maybe one day! Amazing vacation my friend.
ReplyDeleteUtah is a fabulous state - so much to see and do. We hiked in many of the state parks a number of years ago - fantastic!
ReplyDeleteDeb these are great shots and looks as if you had a great time! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThat place look so amazing, really unbelievable.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a spectacular trip!
ReplyDeletelooks like a great spot for a summer vacation!
ReplyDeleteLooks like a neat place to go. Love your photos, and that sky is really blue!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Deb, and your right sky is blue in AZ. I lived in AZ for 5 years. I miss the crisp mornings, tall mountains, and the blue sky.
ReplyDeleteYou're very right about that blue, blue sky... amazing =)
ReplyDeleteWhat stunning scenery!
ReplyDeleteI was just there a couple weeks ago! Isn't it breathtaking?
ReplyDeleteumm my crappy cell photos are TERRIBLE compared to this beauty! ha! I know you had a great time!! =)
ReplyDeleteOoo, it looks fabulous! You got some gorgeous shots!
ReplyDeleteWow Deb, these are wonderful.You have some really great pictures here. Bryce Canyon looks like an incredible place to visit with the beautiful colours and scenery. Thanks so much for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI am just awed by the beauty of God's creations. Wow.
ReplyDeleteSuch beauty ... humbles me.
ReplyDeletegreat views and great family. :)
ReplyDeleteI/we are going to Zion Park end July, and I know hubby wants to visit Bryce canyon too:) so your pics are a great preview! To end up being the shortest in the family was my lot too, but to everyone you remain "mom":)
ReplyDeleteOhhhh my jaw just dropped at those views -- amazing! And really good reason why we should all travel the world. Such beauty to be had and adored. Thanks for hosting link up party again. I've linked up my wildlife walk photo's during a spell of pleasant weather. oh and a few instagrams too. ;-)
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this kind of reminds me of Sedona with the gorgeous blue skins and red canyons...that first shot is astounding. What a great trip!!
ReplyDeleteWow, Deb what an amazing trip for you guys, I've always wanted to go there and have a beautiful picture of the canyon in my living room. These photo's are beautiful and capture some happy memories for you all :)
ReplyDeleteVery impressive scenery. Gorgeous captures.
ReplyDeleteBryce Canyon is one of those places I like to slip off to every once and again.
ReplyDeletebeautiful shots!
ReplyDeleteTFS~
Oh I was here last summer with my family! It's am amazing place. My parents work at a KOA there every summer which is why we went--to visit them.
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