A few pictures from my travels
 

Thought I'd share a few of these with you.

Red Rock Canyon, about 20 minutes outside Las Vegas.

more Red Rock

edit: side note: it was 115 degrees F yesterday with 40% humidity and CLOUD COVER. Can't wait to get outta here.


Red Rock #3

Nice pics! Know what you mean about the heat. Spent 12 days in the bottom of the Grand Canyon in August. No relief!;)

A few fron Zion National Park, Southern Utah.


Bob, the red fuzzy caterpillar:

I always wanted a "silver lining" pic:

Court of the Patriarchs:

Rainbow Cliffs

Random Zion pic:

Outstanding, outstanding, and outstanding.

Overlooking the Virgin River

Water falling into the Lower Emerald Pools:

Local Wildlife

Scale for Chip:

We went hiking up the Virgin River and saw these two munching on vegetation.

Great photos! A certain cellarite was traumatized by a squirell, however, so lets be careful with the gray fuzzy content.

Geez...all these beautiful places, and me stuck here with no money and prospects of travel in any forseeable future.

Have I ever mentioned that if I don't get to the mountains every three or four years, I do a little crazy?

It has been four years since I've been to the mountains.

Luckily the gray pointy-toothed nasty beasty was shown to scale, dwarfed by some serious outdoor footgear, thus easing my trauma. whew. That left me to enjoy the fabulous landscape. just beautiful!

Super Onyx, were these digital?:D

Was it this one?

Onyx -

I was thinking of buying one of those. What's the highest resolution?

:p

OK, smartass here's a link to a review of the camera. If this doesn't answer your question, too damn bad.

BCNP

This is Mossy Cave in March, 2001

Mossy Cave August 2001

My second EX and my kids at Mossy cave to show scale. This is an ENORMOUS cave. In summertime, after all the ice melts, the moss blooms and the entie cave is all green inside. Those with allergies to mold are strongly urged not to enter.

I dunno...that river doesn't look so virgin to me...it looks kinda slutty.

Outstanding, and that one of the arch is simply outstanding.

Beautiful, Onyx. Or is that, beautiful Onyx.;)

:blush:

Bruce is on a roll lately...first Rho, now Onyx.

Wolf's probably next.

Guilty. I admit it, I have a weakness for beautiful minds. ;)

I-70 west of Denver

I believe this is near Vail.

Untouched snow...my favorite kind.

Welcome....

Kansas took a LOOOOOONG time to get through. And the entire trip from Ohio to Utah was one big storm.

Welcome to Illinois.

Strangely enough, Indiana didn't have a welcome sign, so I grabbed the first mileage sign I saw.

This was leaving Ohio. I thought the bridge was cool.

We did go through St. Louis, MO, but we didn't get to stop. I think I took about 80 pics of the Arch from the freeway. This one is one of my favorites.

My daughter, Piglet, the "beach babe".

Some seagulls on Biloxi Beach, MS

Another strange thing about Indiana. When you get gas, they add sales tax on to the pump reading.:eek:

The water off Biloxi is brown. She looked at it and said, "Mama, is it supposed to be this color??"

Damn, you snuck in more while I was writing that post.
Love that seagull picture.:thumb:

I'm from St. Louis. I have a gallery of pics from there here.

Crossing the bridge from St Louis to East St Louis I was overwhelmed by the smell of Switzer's licorice. I salivated all the way home, to the memory of that wonderful aroma.
A few days later, I passed a vending machine and there she was! Smiling seductively through the glass in that come hither, clear and yellow wrapper, I swear she was mouthing the words, eat me.
How could I resist slipping my coins into the pimps slot, gently lifting her from the chute and slowly peeling that wrapper off her shoulders.
She tasted like....soap. ;)

outright decay. It gives Camden a good run for its money.

What? No pics of Kansas City? I mean, there's nothing worth photographing on I-70 through KC, but damn...

You live in a second-rate city. Sorry Ep. :)

It's wonderful
 

The good place need you feel using heart.