It's been three days. In that span I: saw breathtaking rock formations, stealth camped in the middle of a million acre park and experienced real stargazing, met the gracious Lulu and her husband at a rest stop in Hite, met park rangers Bob and Rosemary who provided ice, biked 150 miles in two days, biked in 105* weather, saw a double rainbow, saw 700 year old Indian ruins, met another cyclist named Michael who also biked with the MS guys, came face to face with a coyote (he was cool), learned all about the Colorado plateau, and somehow, I accidentally caught back up with the MS cyclists at a motel in Hanksville. I take this as a sign. I'll be with them again today.
Today, we roll through Capitol Reef Park; another stunning and endless area of curious rock formations.
For pictures of those, google "Glen Canyon", "White Canyon" or "Natural Bridges Park"
Overlooking Native American ruins.
A road through the side of a mammoth eroded rock crust. Other side was crazy.
Just before the storm.
Double Rainbow!
No comments:
Post a Comment