Zingin' In The Rain
Mar 14, 2019 14:51:38 #
Cany143
Loc: SE Utah
....became zingin' in the snow and sleet and mud, muck and mire once I got out of town. But those are for another post.
Views of 'the Portal.' Geologically difficult to describe, what with intersecting basement faults, uplifted and collapsed salt domes, laccolithic upwarps, a syncline or two, an anticline, a superfund site, and a pesky little thing called the Colorado River. Suffice it to say 'the Portal' is the place where the real enters into the ideal, Moab-wise.
Views of 'the Portal.' Geologically difficult to describe, what with intersecting basement faults, uplifted and collapsed salt domes, laccolithic upwarps, a syncline or two, an anticline, a superfund site, and a pesky little thing called the Colorado River. Suffice it to say 'the Portal' is the place where the real enters into the ideal, Moab-wise.
Mar 14, 2019 15:38:22 #
Mar 14, 2019 15:49:42 #
Really like #1...not sure why. The others aren't too shabby either. Keep 'em coming, Cany. You're my lifeline to Gods' country.
Mar 14, 2019 15:54:59 #
Cany143 wrote:
....became zingin' in the snow and sleet and mud, muck and mire once I got out of town. But those are for another post.
Views of 'the Portal.' Geologically difficult to describe, what with intersecting basement faults, uplifted and collapsed salt domes, laccolithic upwarps, a syncline or two, an anticline, a superfund site, and a pesky little thing called the Colorado River. Suffice it to say 'the Portal' is the place where the real enters into the ideal, Moab-wise.
Views of 'the Portal.' Geologically difficult to describe, what with intersecting basement faults, uplifted and collapsed salt domes, laccolithic upwarps, a syncline or two, an anticline, a superfund site, and a pesky little thing called the Colorado River. Suffice it to say 'the Portal' is the place where the real enters into the ideal, Moab-wise.
You know I like that tree in 1, also the little tree in two on top of that rock formation.
Mar 14, 2019 16:00:13 #
Cany143
Loc: SE Utah
photophile wrote:
You know I like that tree in 1, also the little tree in two on top of that rock formation.
Of course, Karin. Gnarly grows in many guises.
Mar 14, 2019 16:00:29 #
I like them all, but number 4 is broody (awesome). Can’t think of the right word.
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