delicate arch, arches national park
i am at a loss for words to describe the beauty
i saw on my recent trip to arches national park in colorado
and monument valley, utah.
balance rock, arches
so i quote edward abbey,
'out there is a different world,
older and greater and
deeper by far
than ours,
a world which
surrounds and sustains....'
my iphone pics will give you a taste of
the beauty. hopefully you will one day
be able to see with your
own heart.
cairns point the way to the trail
a meal enjoyed at jeane-pierre restaurant and bakery in durango, colorado
an large, intact skeleton found on a hike
brought home to my friends' for future project.
we felt like amateur paleontologists.
sunrise over arches
sunset, monument valley
rico hotel, rico, colorado
we have been in a drought situation in southern california.
this means 5 minute showers, drought tolerant plants,
reusing water runoff to water plants. my eyes were singing
to see green everywhere!
telluride, colorado filling up with tourists for the
blue grass festival this weekend
sculpture in front of our friend's front door
petryglyphs in arches
and a few of my teabags drawn with
few supplies while on the trip
i am a big sports fan so we watched the copa america
tournament along with keeping up with the nab finals.
i am glad to be back posting here on my blog.
tell me what you have been up to!
posting with paint party friday friends.
thank you eva and kristen for hosting
the weekly group of creatives for over 6 years!
great tea bag art and your photos of your trip really show the splendor of it all! Happy PPF!
ReplyDeleteWonderful art and photos, what a fantastic trip you had. Here wed have had rain and storms for weeks....Hugs, Valerie
ReplyDeleteWow stunning photos...my intuitive creative mind sees people in those rock formations! I hope you got to the bluegrass festival..what fun that would be too!! Great teabag art on the road!! Looks like a visual treat was had on this trip.. The happy greenery always makes my "eyes sing" too! Great post thanks for sharing!!
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Amazing photos, Irene. Loved them.
ReplyDeleteGreat post. I have been to all of these places many times and never tire of the magnificence there. You have such a delicate touch with the tea bags.
ReplyDeleteTotally awesome photos. What a trip! Thanks for sharing. :-)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos and artwork! Your teabag projects look amazing! Happy PPF :)
ReplyDeleteWow, breathtaking .... Indeed no words to describe this beauty, but the quote says it all. Love the little teabags :-)
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