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Zion National Park
July 12, 2013
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The Beehives
Friday - day 2 (continued)
Mary had a mild cold and Linda had a severe one, so we
didn't do much hiking. The only hike we did was a slightly steep, half
mile round trip hike to Weeping Rock where water seeps out from between
the Navajo and Kayenta sandstone strata, forming a year around spring which
nourishes lush vegetation. The water drips down over the ledge at Weeping
Rock and starts a stream that parallels the trail. This spot provides a
lovely view across the canyon.
Bridge Mountain
Virgin River overflow dam by the Canyon Junction shuttle stop
Keith, Linda, Mary
Mule deer (Odocoileus hemionus) buck in velvet
Linda photographing Mary at Weeping Rock
Golden Columbine (Aquilegia chrysantha)
Angel's Trumpet (Datura wrightii) is a poisonous, narcotic plant that
is related to the potato.
Nancy, Mary and Linda on the foot bridge over the creek from Weeping
Rock
View down Zion Canyon toward the Great White Throne
Virgin River
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