The next day I decided to get out of the car and do some hiking. I had my comfortable sneakers and there was little snow at Zion. I also studied the maps and saw that there was a whole other area I hadn’t seen, and there were lots of hiking trails there. This road followed the Virgin River, so a lot of the trails were along the river. Walking is just different than driving, and you see different things and experience an area in other ways.
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Beautiful! Just as brown as it is here! Safe journeys.
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really? I heard it’s more dry in your area. It’s brown in Chiriqui but there is still some green too. Now that MIL is getting settled in the US we will be able to travel more, so checking out your area is on the list!
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Yes, it’s very dry. I think this is the ugliest time of year here because everything is so brown. But the breezes from the water are nice so we aren’t broiling even though it is 32 today!
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Love the pics! Looks so warm and lovely!
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Thank you 🙂 It was actually a bit chilly with snow at the higher elevations, but the sun was shining brightly and that helped a lot. (keep in mind I’m acclimated to Panama and a total wuss about cold) It’s an amazing place to see!
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