Bryce Canyon

We arrived in Page, Arizona to a pitch black night sky and woke up the next day to see this view from our hotel window. Little did we know what we were missing. 

We drove right past a quick view of Lake Powell. That is on my list of places to take Tyson.

I think Utah  has the most diverse landscape.

I couldn't believe the scenery on the way to Bryce Canyon.

Our road trip wasn't without any hiccups. After gassing up in Kanab we had to wait 15 minutes in a construction zone. Once we got moving again we heard a strange noise. I jumped out and saw a screw suck in our tire.

We turned around and luckily found a repair shop. They fixed it in a jiffy. (30 minutes) We were so blessed that our tire didn't burst or anything of that sort.

While Tyson took care of the car Lydia and I explored main street and found a hot dog stand for lunch.

Spring has sprung in Kanab. Aren't these blossoms beautiful?

Lydia was sound asleep when we arrived at Bryce canyon.

But we woke her up to see these amazing views!

Lydia thought the landscaping looked like little castles.

It also took my breath away but in a different way than the Grand Canyon did.

It was nice and chilly...we were already missing that warm Arizona heat. 

I love this photo!

We hiked up a small trail that was closed for the winter to take a few more shots from a higher view point. 

Wow! Wow! Wow! 

We live in such a beautiful world. 

Can't go to a place like this without a classic jumping shot. 

I am so glad I got to finally visit this part of the State. Tyson has been talking about it for years

 and it definitely lived up to all the hype.