Oscar & I had the distinct pleasure of joining our Casita friends as Don and Betsy lead us on a tour of southern Utah . . . a wonderful group of people and stunning scenery. While it's hard to capture the size and grandeur of the landscape, these pictures may provide a glimpse into what we enjoyed.
Marshaling the Eggs
Our version of OWS. We called it "Occupy Scenic Overlook!"
Exploring a slot canyon
Oscar was not too thrilled as we stood on the edge of the cliff. He kept saying "It sure is a loooong way down there, Pete."
Some of us enjoyed brunch at this unique coffee house. Yummm!
Full lunar eclipse "Ring of Fire" as seen without protective filter.
Eclipse Watchers
Oscar used protection too!
Happy eggs touring Utah
Tunnel Traveler
Pulling into Red Canyon National Forest Campground
Rec Canyon National Forest Campsite
Oscar, the ever alert navigator . . . (yeah, right)
A bit windy for little Oscar at Natural Bridge of Bryce Canyon
He much preferred Red Rock Canyon
It's still cool up at 11,300' feet at Brian Head Peak! Oscar was wondering what all the white stuff was.
Gathering for another day's wanderings
Temple of Sinawava
Beauty found clinging to a vertical wall of rock
Zion Canyon NP Campsite
Oscar & George, ukulele player extraordinaire . . .
Early Mormon settlement used as backdrop for motorcycle scene in Easy Rider
Larson Cabin, circa 1930. On the way to the Double Arch Alcove.
Near the Double Arch Aclove
Clyde & Linda at Double Arch Alcove . . . avid hikers since the early 70's!
OK, just how do we get this all on film?
Double Arch Alcove . . . worth the hike!
Oscar dreaming about all the fantastic Southern Utah Casita Tour sights, sounds, and smells
Don and Betsy, our gifted tour guides . . . THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
