Biking across Utah - Page 9 - johnmcdonald's Photos

A bicycle trip across southern Utah.

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johnmcdonald > Near the bottom of the Navajo Loop trail, hikers have piled up little rocks into a cluster of cairns. Vandalism, or folk art?

johnmcdonald > The hoodoos form when a cap of hard rock prevents the softer rock directly underneath it from eroding.

johnmcdonald > I kept telling Ken, you can't capture "looming" in a photograph, but he kept trying. Go to http://kendunn.smugmug.com to see how his pictures turned out.

johnmcdonald > More hoodoos.

johnmcdonald > Which is redder, the rocks or my nose?

johnmcdonald > The hoodoos, arches, windows, etc. all looked even more incredible in the morning sunlight.

johnmcdonald > After our last look at Bryce Canyon, we took the shuttle back to the motel, and got a ride with Lance to Cedar City. The hills looked long and steep going up, the weather was chilly and it rained a bit, and the descent was even steeper and twistier than we'd feared. So we'd made the right decision.

Near the bottom of the Navajo Loop trail, hikers have piled up little rocks into a cluster of cairns. Vandalism, or folk art?

> Near the bottom of the Navajo Loop trail, hikers have piled up little rocks into a cluster of cairns. Vandalism, or folk art?

Near the bottom of the Navajo Loop trail, hikers have piled up little rocks into a cluster of cairns. Vandalism, or folk art?

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