Wordless Wednesday: Bryce, Utah

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Unknown said…
Nice picture!
Happy WW

Beki

http://mymodernguide.blogspot.com/
7:29 PM, July 06, 2010
Anonymous said…
wow, beautiful!
7:31 PM, July 06, 2010
Unknown said…
Lovely shots... been a while since I've been there.
8:30 PM, July 06, 2010
Al said…
Such wonderful views!
9:09 PM, July 06, 2010
Anonymous said…
Oh, we took our kids there a couple of years ago . . . beautiful!

www.layers-of-learning.com
9:44 PM, July 06, 2010
Intense Guy said…
Beautiful. The first picture - even the clouds seem to cooperate in making the endless patterns...

I've never seen this place first hand - I really want to see it and the Grand Canyon someday - along with Mount Rushmore.
9:52 PM, July 06, 2010
Stan said…
Wow, one of my favorite places. There's nothing quite like hiking down among those hoodoos.
9:54 PM, July 06, 2010
Carrie said…
Beautiful! Love Utah.
10:35 PM, July 06, 2010
eileeninmd said…
Beautiful shots, Bryce is one of my favorite parks!
1:52 AM, July 07, 2010
LifeRamblings said…
what a beautiful setting.
2:28 AM, July 07, 2010
Anonymous said…
beautiful!
Mariposa's WW!
3:00 AM, July 07, 2010
Indrani said…
Love those cloud patterns.
4:35 AM, July 07, 2010
arabesque said…
wow! it looks so majestic! ^0^
5:11 AM, July 07, 2010
Beth F said…
I always loved the colors of the U.S. southwest. Nice job.
5:15 AM, July 07, 2010
Living Life said…
Simply breathtaking. I'm sure it is even more breathtaking in person.
6:21 AM, July 07, 2010
Kila said…
Love the photos! Bryce has long been on my list of places to visit someday!
7:05 AM, July 07, 2010
Carver said…
What a stunning place. I'd love to go there sometime.
7:52 AM, July 07, 2010
Unknown said…
What beautiful pictures. I hope to get there someday myself. Happy WW!

Lydia
8:44 AM, July 07, 2010
Anika said…
Wow! I bet you could have stayed looking at that forever. Really pretty!
10:20 AM, July 07, 2010
heather said…
Gorgeous shots!
10:32 AM, July 07, 2010
Janis said…
Love the clouds...so puffy. Great photos.
10:34 AM, July 07, 2010
Liz said…
Beautiful! I've never seen that part of the country.
12:47 PM, July 07, 2010
Marice said…
Amazing shots! :)
12:56 PM, July 07, 2010
Far Side of Fifty said…
What a view..it is on my long list of places to see..then again..you went and shared the photo..that is almost as good! :)
2:08 PM, July 07, 2010
Anonymous said…
Ah, the view from there... I love traveling the world through the lens of a cheerful photographer!
2:53 PM, July 07, 2010
Boom Nisanart said…
Love the first one...look amazing !
4:19 PM, July 07, 2010
Steve Skinner said…
Outstanding images!
5:47 PM, July 07, 2010
Unknown said…
Bryce is such a magnificent place! Love all those hoodoos!
7:50 PM, July 07, 2010
Robin said…
Beautiful! I haven't been there since I was a small child, I'd love to go back someday.

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5:07 AM, July 08, 2010
Kim said…
Such beautiful photos!
6:48 AM, July 08, 2010
Jocelyn said…
Wow what a view! Great shots.

Jocelyn
http://justalittlesouthernhospitality.blogspot.com/
3:28 PM, July 08, 2010
Hayden said…
ok, I screwed up and commented on THESE clouds on the above post. sigh. that's what 'catching up' does.
9:45 AM, July 14, 2010
Peter said…
One word... Magnificent.
5:27 PM, July 14, 2010
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