From Interior’s Facebook feed: The massive sandstone monoliths along Park Avenue Trail at Arches National Park in Utah have imaginative and descriptive names. You won’t regret this easy one-mile hike. Where else can you walk in the shadows of the Tower of Babel, the Organ, the Three Gossips and Sheep Rock? Photo by Bud Walley (www.sharetheexperience.org). — at Arches National Park.
And a reminder that Utah’s Sen. Mike Lee and Texas’s Sen. Ted Cruz think this land should be developed. Want a condo on that cliff?
I’d prefer to hike it. I’d prefer to know it’s there, available for hiking without development, even when I can’t hike it.
It’s your public land. You get to use it, undeveloped, or you don’t get to use it if the land is developed. We still have a voice, and time to speak.
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I think you’ve seen a few of my others. I love tramping there, and in Canyonlands. Need to rent a Jeep sometime and do the Maze; I’ve never been on the west side.
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Much different than usual view of Delicate Arch! Thanks!
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Not Park Avenue, but a park icon, from different than normal angle: https://www.flickr.com/photos/43577246@N02/5946894647/in/album-72157627216626148/
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Oh, I agree! I had not heard about this but it does not surprise me that one of our Texas senators would support it!
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