Thompson Ledge, Boulder, Utah
For a change of pace, I’m going to feature for a while some scenic landscape photos from our trip to southern Utah in the spring of 2013. We spent one memorable morning exploring a portion of the remote Burr Trail. The road extends over sixty miles from Boulder to Bullfrog, but we limited ourselves to about a 20-mile portion, starting at Boulder, and then we double-backed for a late lunch of delicious burgers at the Burr Trail Grill.
There was virtually no traffic along the Burr Trail, just the way we like it for spur-of-the-moment photography. We stopped frequently to admire the rustic landscape, starting with a hill called Thompson Ledge. The rocky formation is a compressed sand dune, created millions of years ago. It was just a taste – a small nibble – of what sights lay ahead of us.
just beautiful terrain, colors and FENCE in front! :)
ReplyDeleteThat's so cool! And it looks like just what it is!!
ReplyDeleteAmazing! What a beautiful place to visit. I remember your trip last spring. Friends of ours were there recently at the Moab. They loved it! Hugs. Pam
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photo!
ReplyDeleteabsolutely amazing.
ReplyDeleteoh I like it. I want to climb it but I'm pretty sure I would run out of steam half way up....lol
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty scene, beautiful photo. Have a happy day!
ReplyDeleteMakes a gal wonder how it all came just so like a giant making batches of bread. Maybe I'm just hungry.
ReplyDeleteSuch a striking feature in the landscape. Love all the texture. Just to let you know that I've been watching for storms for over 6 weeks and the only little one happened when we were driving and I didn't have my camera. I might have to photograph a tempest in a teacup for this month's challenge!
ReplyDeleteWe are talking about another trip out west sometime. I may pick your brain sometime about where you'd recommend in Utah... Gorgeous photo, Donna.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Betsy
Great photo and great memories for you. Thanks for the sweet words and for praying. I am still praying for Jim and for you (to have stamina). ♥, Renae (#3 is nearly here)
ReplyDeleteDonna...wow, this is so beautiful! I have never been out west to see the breathtaking views like this but sure do enjoy the photographs I have seen! Maybe one day before I get too much older...one can only hope :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous view, I suppose it could look like the dough rising for a huge loaf of bread. :-)
ReplyDeleteWhat a neat photo!! I like it a lot. A compressed sand dune, hmmm. What compressed it? Well anyway, the photo is lovely. :)
ReplyDeleteAnother awesome photo! Love it.
ReplyDeleteHugs, prayers and kisses.
Hi Donna- it's so nice to meet you-- your blog is so beautiful. This is a gorgeous photo-/ such beautiful country up there.
ReplyDeleteThank you for stopping by to visit me as well-- it's wonderful to make new friends.
Vicki