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Grand Canyon National Park North Rim : The plan was for Britza and I to spend 4 days & 3 Nights on the North Rim of Grand Canyon with Joseph & Vannessa. Unfortunately both Vannessa & Joseph came down with the flu. Vannessa spent 2 days and 1 night at the hospital in Page and Joseph was confined to his hotel bed for another day. Then ended up meeting us on Friday afternoon at the North Rim for our final night of Camping.

Grand Canyon National Park North Rim

Erik McCorvey

The plan was for Britza and I to spend 4 days & 3 Nights on the North ...

Updated: May 20, 2008 6:52pm PST

Badlands National Park :

Badlands National Park

Jason Kruse (KrusePhotography)

Updated: May 10, 2008 12:33am PST

Yellowstone National Park & Surrounding Area : I spent the summer of 1997 in a field course studying the reintroduced wolves of Yellowstone National Park. These are some of the photos from that journey (the people shots are in the Family & Friends/Travels gallery space). We spent most of our time in the back country but did get in one crazy day of driving to some of the touristy places. Again, I apologize for any artifacts from my scanning. Please be patient as I am scanning half a dozen rolls!

Yellowstone National Park & Surroundi...

KathleenAnnLevine

I spent the summer of 1997 in a field course studying the reintroduced ...

Updated: Mar 17, 2008 5:54am PST

Everglades National Park :

Everglades National Park

Gary

Updated: Feb 29, 2008 5:25pm PST

Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park : This is the second island we visited on our honeymoon. Volcanoes National Park is exceptional! It goes from lush vegetation to desert to fields of lava. Incredible! Unfortunately no flowing lava was visible during our trip.

Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park

KathleenAnnLevine

This is the second island we visited on our honeymoon. Volcanoes Nati ...

Updated: Feb 03, 2008 2:39pm PST

Grand Canyon National Park (1996, 2005 & 2007) : The first 4 photos were taken on the North Rim of the Grand Canyon in 1996 & 2005. Popular day hike on the North Kaibab Trail (distances and times are for the R/T) Coconino Overlook: 1.4 mi (1h) Supai Tunnel: 3.6 mi (2h30) Redwall Bridge: 5.4 mi (4h) Needle's Eye: 7 mi (5h) Roaring Springs: 10 mi (8h) For more info: http://www.nps.gov/grca/ In November 2007, we rode our bikes along Hermit Road which follows the rim for 8 miles/13 km west from Grand Canyon Village to Hermits Rest. That road is closed to private cars so the traffic (free shuttle) is very light. Amazing views & beautiful sunset! ** These photos not to be reproduced without express written consent from the photographer. Thanks! Merci! **

Grand Canyon National Park (1996, 200...

Christine Bourgeois

The first 4 photos were taken on the North Rim of the Grand Canyon in ...

Updated: Jan 27, 2008 3:43pm PST

Canyonlands N.P (Needles District), Spring 2003 & 2005, Fall 2007 : The Needles District forms the southeast comer of Canyonlands, and it is the most popular backpacking destination in the park. The dominant formations are the needles which are massive colorful sandstone spires. It is one of my favorite park in Utah (not crowded and very beautiful) For more info:http://www.utahparks.com/national/canyonlands/needles.html ** These photos not to be reproduced without express written consent from the photographer. Thank you! Merci!! **

Canyonlands N.P (Needles District), S...

Christine Bourgeois

The Needles District forms the southeast comer of Canyonlands, and it ...

Updated: Jan 24, 2008 4:58pm PST

Arches National Park (Spring 2003 & 2005, Fall 2007) : Arches National Park contains the world's largest concentration of natural stone arches. Dave's favorite hike is the guided walk into the Fiery Furnace (a labyrinth of sandstone canyons) http://www.nps.gov/arch/

Arches National Park (Spring 2003 & 2...

Christine Bourgeois

Arches National Park contains the world's largest concentration of nat ...

Updated: Jan 24, 2008 4:41pm PST

Capitol Reef National Park (Spring 2003 & 2005, Fall 2007) : Most of Capitol Reef is an inviting wilderness of sandstone formations. http://www.nps.gov/care/ Our favorite hike is the Frying Pan trail. First, you have a steep climb to Cassidy Arch and then you have great views for the rest of the hike. ** These photos not to be reproduced without express written consent from the photographer.** Thanks!! Merci!!

Capitol Reef National Park (Spring 20...

Christine Bourgeois

Most of Capitol Reef is an inviting wilderness of sandstone formations ...

Updated: Jan 24, 2008 4:10pm PST

Antietam National Battlefield :

Antietam National Battlefield

Gary

Updated: Nov 27, 2007 3:28pm PST

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