Going down.
This area is called Wall Street where the walls close in. Kind of like the real Wall Street at times.
Towering Douglas fir trees reach for the light above.
On the floor of the canyon I felt like I was all alone in the world. My husband, who takes lots more pictures and spends much more time along the way, was out of sight behind me and there wasn’t another soul or creature in sight. Until...
On the (huff and puff) way back up, I took every opportunity to stop and take photos. Here is a trail maintenance crew getting their marching orders. They must be in great shape at the end of the season.
Thor’s Hammer from the upbound trail. Puff puff puff puff
And a view back down the trail… puff puff puff puff. Such a wondrous hike, but I wasn’t ready to do it all over again.
3 comments:
Those are the most breathtaking photos. I'd love to get there one day for a hike.
Do you slide down that trail on your butt? Because it looks pretty dang steep! The shot of the tree, fourth photo, was posted by someone else a few days ago - different photo, obviously, but same shot. I like yours, with the person in the frame - it gives a sense of scale, which the other one lacked. Looks like an amazing place.
wow, what spectacular images! Bryce is so beautiful and I find it more interesting than the Grand Canyon -- it's certainly more colourful. Thanks for sharing these beauties.
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