Lower Antelope Slot Canyon By:Kens Tours
For several years now I have seen incredible images of slot canyons. The swirl of dirt mingling with sun beams.
The electric hues of pink, purple and orange that sand stone takes as the lighting shifts. It looked other worldly. I had dreamed of going ever since.
Before our trip while I was researching I was a little bummed to find out a lot of the slot canyons are only accessed by tours.
I wanted to see a slot canyon but without the tourists.
I was afraid I wouldn’t be able to see the beams or the bright colors.
I was afraid all my photos would have a crowd of strangers in them.
But damn we got lucky… Our guide Roe told us history/legends of the land and Navajo.
He made sure everyone got opportunities to take photos. Thank GOODNESS! We loved you Roe!
Somehow the crowd faded into the background, it felt like it was just us in a majestic fantasy world.
Even Nathaniel turned into a photographer. That’s saying something.
WORTH EVERY PENNY!!!!!! I wanna go back!
Bryce Canyon to Page Arizona
Zion National Park
A little over a month ago we packed our backpacks/suitcases for our first official vacation. Not a honeymoon or weekend to visit family. Two weeks just the two of us… doing whatever our hearts desired!
After researching what felt like (to him) a million places I circled back to Utah/Arizona. A trip Iv been wanting to take, a trip that has nestled its way into my body as a “need to get there place.”
I had asked him where he wanted to go and what he wanted to do? his reply “mountains… I want there to be mountains.” Ahhhhh the simplicity of that answer gave me free range to plan the vacation I had been dreaming of. Oh and there were plenty of mountains believe me…
So with bags packed and pups thoughtfully being taken care of by my father. We boarded our plane for our western desert/hiking/road trip!