Today I want to share with you a few photographs of the trip I have taken years ago, but which I relish as one of the best.
In 2012 our family flew to Las Vegas, rented a RV, and embarked on a 10 day trip around national parks. Unforgettable time and scenery. We watched the sun rise and bring to life the intense colors of the rocks. We saw blooming cacti and adobes built by people long gone. We fell asleep with the wind whistling all around us and the setting sun giving the deepest hues to the rocks.
My contribution to Weekly Photo Challenge – Wanderlust.
One of my favorites too – the national parks are astounding! wonderful shots.
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Thank you again 🙂 I am hoping one day to go back and stay a little longer 🙂
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On a different topic, did you recently change your blog theme?
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Hi Sonia, yes about a month ago. I’m happy with the new theme and felt a bit revitalized by it!
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That is what I thought. I remember it being different. I like this one, but I will have to get used to it 🙂
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Gorgeous pictures. Sounds like quite the trip.
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It was. Recently I thought that I would not mind seeing that part of the country again. Maybe one day 🙂
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Beautiful part of the country! I love these photos you took. 🙂
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Thank you 🙂 I like deserts and rocky mountains and I like to see how the sun enhances their natural colors. I am glad you like them 🙂
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Te samotniki muszę też kiedyś odwiedzić. Są tak bliskie mojej natury …
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Alez oczywiscie siostro! Koniecznie. Jak pozwolisz, zabiore sie z toba. Chociaz tam bylam ale ciagnie mnie w tamte strony 🙂
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Awesome shots!!
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Thank you, I am very glad you like it 🙂
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That is a trip that we hope to do with my parents next time they come to the US: rent an RV and explore the desert!
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Yes! That is what we did – renting the RV – and it was great. I recommend it highly. If you go off season, you would not even have to worry about finding a place to stay overnight, as most of the RV campgrounds are rather empty.
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