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This is a Skywatch photo from Arches National Park. My header photo is my actual entry for skywatch. My hubby son and I enjoyed walking the trails at Arches. The rock color and formations were wonderful. These are a few pictures I took during our trip there.
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For more great Skywatch photos from around the world click on my link. Thanks for stopping by my blog, also a big thanks to the team of Klaus, Sandy, Wren, Louise, Sylvia and Fishing Guy for hosting Skywatch.
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wow..those rocks are lovely..
ReplyDeleteWow Eileen. Beautiful rock formations. Love the scenery. Thank you for sharing.
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These are fantastic pictures...and scenes I will probably never experience for myself!
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Junie
Wow these are fantastic, you captured them perfectly Eileen.
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Guy
Regina In Pictures
What an amazing and beautiful place. I would love to go there.
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures.
Excellent! If I had to choose a favorite National Park, I think it might be Arches. (It's a hard choice because all have something unique and wonderful.) But I really loved Arches when we went and look forward to when it comes up again on our itinerary. Wonderful captures!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful.
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Beautiful shots and rocky formations.
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Luiz Ramos
its such a beautiful place, love the rock formations, first shot is nice, thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteMarvelous photos of this beautiful place. I've not been there for YEARS so I enjoyed reliving my experiences there through your pictures ;--)
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My Sky Watch
What a wonderful place and so well photographed. I like all of your shots from Arches National Park but your header is my favorite.
ReplyDeleteMy husband and I HAVE TO go there!
ReplyDeleteHow amazing are these rock formations!
a wonderful weekend to you ~ Maria
Looks like a wonderful, exciting place.
ReplyDeleteNeat photos! That looks like such an awesome place!
ReplyDeleteReally beautiful... hope to see it myself someday!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful blue through the arches! That is a phenominal place.
ReplyDeleteI love these shots.. it makes me want to go there as well!
ReplyDeleteHi Eileen, there are so many places that we have yet to explore! Though I have not been there, I saw almost similar to this Arches in Alabama Hills, in Lone Pine by the Bishop/Mammoth Area.
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Fantatic photos, those rock formations do make for an interesting view of the horizon. Thanks for sharing with sky watch friday.
ReplyDeleteThe beautiful nature's sculptures are quite a standout in the foreground of your cloudless blue sky.
ReplyDeletegreat shots.
ReplyDeleteI fisit the arches nationalpark at 1995 and i was soooo fascinated.
They are beautiful, Eileen! The red and blue colours together are stunning - and I agree with you - your new header is a magnificent shot!
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That truly is an incredible sopt - great captures!
ReplyDeleteGreat rock and sky captures. It's amazing what time, sand and wind will do, and a little water.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos of Arches National Park....I love your header shot....
ReplyDeleteI've got to get out there!!! You've captured them beautifully!
ReplyDeleteAh, your photos are gorgeous! Such exquisite beauty between the red earth giants and the blue of the sky.
ReplyDeleteSpectacular photos of the arches and hoodoos! It's an awe-inspiring place. Glad you enjoyed my Blue Angels & I hope you do get to see them one day! So amazing!
ReplyDeleteThe Arches NP looks like place I'd very much like to visit. Some of the rock formation is a little like those found here. I love your main photo - it's superb.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your weekend.
Cheers.
Melbourne Daily Photo
wow! What great shots!!! That blue sky up against the red rock is pretty incredible!!! Happy SkyWatch =)
ReplyDeleteAwesome images - ever since reading Desert Solitaire by Edward Abbey I've wanted to visit this National Monument. Your photos have just given me one more reason!
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful these red rocks ! In this part of the world we only have them in Northern Africa, Morocco, Tunesia and Jordan.
ReplyDeleteNice capture, the rocks looks strange, thanks for sharing
ReplyDelete(you comment on my Heidelberg project, not Skywatch Friday, but if you liked it more it's OK)
Your photos are beautiful and fascinating. They make me feel how small we people are.
ReplyDeleteEileen, these photos are wonderful. It's probably just my imagination (and my interest in weaving) but that looks like the silhouette of an Indian woman seated in front of her loom, down there in the shadow of the arch in your header photo. That makes the photo even more special to me.
ReplyDeleteThank you for visiting my blog. And a big thank you for traveling and taking photos and sharing them with us.
What beautiful pictures. Beautiful red rocks!
ReplyDeleteEileen, wonderful shots. Am so glad you shared them. Love the rock formations and the sooooo blue sky. Thanks for stopping by my journal.
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful!
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Aren't those rocks splendid! Red rock country is one of my favorite spots in the world. Your photos take me there. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteAmazing rock formations and a great sky.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely place! Great rock formation. Thanks for your visit! :-)
ReplyDeleteYou have absolutely beautiful stunning shots of nature and God's creatures all over all your blogs. Just beautiful. I also appreciate you stopping by my lil blogworld this week. Happy Sunday.
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