Happy Halloween, everybody! I have more waterfalls and autumn foliage coming next week. Until then, here’s one from my southwestern travels this past summer. It was 104 degrees this day, which surprisingly, didn’t feel as bad as I had feared it might have. Anyway, Spooky Gulch is an incredible slot, and while the sandstone may not have the same vibrant colors as a few of the more popular canyons on Navajo land, it makes up for that in other ways. Below is a photo from one of my favorite passages of the slot.
Utah
The Narrows of Spooky Gulch, Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument, Utah, USA
10.31.10 | 1 Comment
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Looks good man. Wish I had a wide angle lens