On the second leg of our trip to San Francisco, I looked down on Utah and Nevada from above. For the entire bit-more-than-an-hour flight from Salt Lake City to San Francisco I stared.
Now you can stare, too.
Tuesday, May 19, 2009
Breath of Fresh Air
I imagined there must be part of our country that remained unspoiled, but I'd never seen it. Then I did.
On the second leg of our trip to San Francisco, I looked down on Utah and Nevada from above. For the entire bit-more-than-an-hour flight from Salt Lake City to San Francisco I stared.
Now you can stare, too.
On the second leg of our trip to San Francisco, I looked down on Utah and Nevada from above. For the entire bit-more-than-an-hour flight from Salt Lake City to San Francisco I stared.
Now you can stare, too.
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Absolutely beautiful.
ReplyDeleteAmerica the beautiful♪
ReplyDeleteExcellent photography!
I've never lived outside the Four Corners states so the beautiful, mountainous openness is normal to me. Even still, I never cease to be amazed at the splendor of it. Love the birds eye views you caught!
ReplyDeleteOh, you should try driving though it!! There are so many wonders between Utah, Arizona and Nevada, you wouldn't believe your eyes! BEfore we had a baby, we drove that stretch every spring and fall.
ReplyDeleteWow that looks like a really interesting flight to take.
ReplyDeletePS: nothing wrong with icecream from breakfast. Dairy is a very important food group :)