Monday, April 24, 2017

A Nice Hike From Lost Horse Road to Hemingway

I was driving in to the Park the other morning, and as I approached Lost Horse Road, I was struck by the light on the line of rocks in the distance. These rocks always remind me of Asian Scroll Paintings, so fluid and emotive. I always imagine them in misty weather and fog swirling around. As I was walking toward the rocks, I noticed there were still so many flowers blooming in this area: Dogweed, Pincushions, Brittlebush, Phacelia, Larkspur and plenty I can't name. I decided just to walk along the base of the rock formations and see what I could find. It was such a beautiful morning, nice and cool with the scent of flowers in the air. I walked up as far as Hemingway, moving in and out of the rocks and little canyons, just enjoying looking at everything before me. Before I knew it, it was time to head back for breakfast, so I slowly made my way back through  the valley, enjoying every moment.

 Temple of Rocks
 Larkspur
 Rock Forms
 Beaver Tail
 Rocks and Pinyon Pines
 Phacelia
 Rock Face
 Dogweed
Looking Back Through The Valley

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