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It's been a while since I posted an image here. Life has been hectic for the past couple of weeks. While we were not affected drastically by the COVID-19 pandemic, we didn’t take a chance with a premie in the house. Adjusting to work from home has been a significant challenge, especially with a young toddler in the house. So instead of a travel-filled summer, we promised each other the wife and I are back inside wistfully looking at old photos of the beautiful locations that we have visited. After a bit of adjustment to the new lifestyle, I see no reason not to keep on posting about some of the fantastic places that we will be soon introducing to our daughter.
Today's shot is from the beautiful Bryce Canyon National Park. A couple of years ago, we made a winter road trip covering almost all the national parks of Utah. Our first stop was Bryce Canyon, and we drove in an parked just as a snowstorm cleared the park of most of its visitors. Most of the park was closed the whole time we were there, but we still managed to wake up super early every day and go for a stroll among the beautiful hoodoos covered in fresh snow.
This particular formation is widely known as Thor’s hammer because of its unique shape, and frankly, I couldn’t get enough pictures of it. This photo brings so many memories, and we can't wait to get back out again.