Isabeau wrote: These were places we parked our houseboat... Mountain Sheep Canyon.
And it lived up to it's name.  Everyday they came down to drink water. 
What a backyard view.

 KurtfromLaQuinta wrote:
You guys are killin me...  

What I love most about these shots is they take me into them. Mesmerizing. Definitely revisiting this photo theme thread for painting ideas   Bravo!

 NoEnzLefttoSplit wrote:
It’s referred to as a mega-breccia. Controversial genesis. Doesn’t suggest a lot of movement as you can reassemble the puzzle pieces easily. The matrix is calcite. Some sort of flexure or extension with a lot of juice probably.

 fractalv wrote: 
Zowie!  I gotta get back to this part of the country.

 Isabeau wrote: It's real easy to get awesome pictures at Lake Powell.
One of my favorite places. The most relaxing trips I've ever been on.

 KurtfromLaQuinta wrote:

Beautiful shadows and colors. It draws one in. 

(and a wild hermit living in the hole of that rock, yelling "Get offa My Lawn!")

Even more goodies! 

 NoEnzLefttoSplit wrote: 
I recognize this!   Western end of Titus canyon in Death Valley.   

 fractalv wrote:

you're telling me!

 geoff_morphini wrote:

yikes.. what is this? a breccia deposit? landslide? stoping?  

 geoff_morphini wrote:

fault overlain with ?

 Isabeau wrote:


Thank you. This is why we aim to visit every national park. This is Canyonlands National Park in Utah and it is breathtaking in person.

I couldn't have imagined all the amazing photos contributed this month. That's going to be hard to top.