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Not Enough Words Here

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Friends, there are not enough words to describe the natural beauty we encounter in nature and in the people we meet. That's partly the reason for inserting pictures in this blog, we suppose, but there aren't enough pictures to communicate the beauty, dignity, and worth we encounter everywhere, in everything and everyone, all the time. A lot happens that never can be posted here. Then, too, we are somewhat hindered by technology. Just look... Our laptop is literally held together with duct tape. That's an excuse for not posting more, but we are going with it for now. Since the last post, we have camped in Colorado, New Mexico, and today, Oklahoma. Next up: Arkansas, Mississippi, then Alabama--our home state--for a couple of weeks. Since you are reading this, please know we appreciate you, are grateful for you, and bless you.
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Friends for 40+ Years

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  Jenny Lake in the Grand Teton National Park is a lovely place. We remark to one another that each territory has its own kind of beauty. We see it again and again. The picture above was taken on a day trip that we took while camping in West Yellowstone, Montana. We meet with friends at Walcott State Park, Idaho. We have known them for a long time. On a day trip to City of Rocks National Reserve we snap a few photos. The next day we eat at Jasmine Thai Restaurant in Idaho Falls, Idaho, then we go to Shoshone Falls Park. The locals tell us that the water level is low. It must be even more spectacular when the water is at a high level. As much as we treasure natural beauty, we may cherish the loveliness of long-maintained friendships even more. Thanks for renewing our ties, friends!
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Utah Parks Here

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Tomorrow, we leave southwest part of Utah. For four nights we camped at a roadside Motel/RV Park on US Highway 89. Here is a photo essay taken in Zion National Park... Look closely. These two are committed. This one takes the lead. Natural  beauty abouds in this park. We soak in our perceptions. We find beauty, dignity, and worth in nature's sanctuary and in each person we encounter in the park, and we reflect beauty, dignity, and worth back to the same. Among several other destinations we visited, Bryce Canyon National Park stood out for us. So here are a few photos we snapped today...
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