Wordless Wednesday, too late

Richard,

It is actually quite large. You can walk around it and it takes a while. I am always a little nervous it will fall on me if I get too close.

Karen,

Great suggestion, I like Paul Simon. And yes I think we all feel a little like you said these days things are tenuous.

Pacita,

Thank you, I did take this picture. Sometimes luck is on our side. The moon was in the right place. Sun was setting and our timing was just right.

Michael,

It is amazing to me how many things there are to see in this world of ours. This balanced rock is not far from Delicate Arch which is the arch used in much of Utah's advertising and is even on alot of our license plates. You can see tons or arches in Arches National Park. One big one fell last year during the night. They won't be here for ever.

Randall,

Cool name! Thanks I will continue to post pictures like it. I have quite a few in my files.

Trey,

Alot of people travel through Utah and never get to stop and see the beauty and unique landscapes. Sounds like you were able to see some of them. Amazingly there are alot of Utahns who have never seen these places.

Michael S,

Thanks, I agree there are some incredible natural phenomenons. It is great to stop and take in the beauty around us. Thanks for the compliment.

Charles,

So true, they do come down. It has taken years and years for these to form. I am glad to say I was able to see the one that came down before it came down. Some of them look so fragile.

Kim,

It is amazing it is so close and yet it is so far away. I think I have made 4 trips to Arches in my almost 50 years. We have so much to see in Utah. Thanks for your comment.

Lisa,

Indeed, we have so many beautiful places to see. Arches is among my tops in Utah. Thanks for your kind comments.