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On arriving at Bryce Canyon, I was greeted by this Mule Deer. |
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The main attraction of Bryce Canyon are these interesting hoodoos. |
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The Bryce Ampitheatre is filled with these, the result of erosion cause dby wind and rain. |
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The trails go down into the ampitheatre, and the hike out is a hot one! |
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Queen Victoria is one of the more famous hoodoos. This is not a man made carving, but a coincidence of erosion. |
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There are places you can go to cool off while at Bryce, Mossy Creek is a little visited location. |
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The hoodoos have many angles from which they can be photographed. |
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One hell of a place to lose a horse. |
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Bryce Canyon, with snow, is another treat for the eyes. |
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More of the hoodoos. |
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Even more. |
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Looking up at Hoodoos from the Queen's Garden Trail. |
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