Among the many extraordinary blessings that Gerri brings
into my life is her ability to plan outstanding vacations, such as the trip we
took to Arizona & Utah in 2011.
More stunning than it had to be: Seems like God is showing off...
The south rim of the Grand Canyon was one of our first stops. The view was simply...Grand.
Remarkable movement, captured in stone...
Antelope Canyon (near Page, AZ) provided opportunities for some stunning "art" photography.
Sage brush still life, beneath the desert floor...
Another slot canyon just outside of Boulder, Utah, offered a quiet spot, well off the beaten path.
Been to Bryce?
In the early morning light, Bryce Canyon's hoodoos were gorgeous...ethereal.
A corporate writer benefits from time away from the keyboard, I've discovered: It helps clear the mind to have something other than a deadline looming over one's head.
So, do you like hoodoos? It turns out Bryce has thousands of 'em -- more than you can shake a stick at.
Our 2009 trip to Rocky Mountain National Park was pretty cool, too...
Forest Canyon Overlook, RMNP, May 2009
Bear Lake, Pre-Spring, 2009
We were exploring the park just before Memorial Day, so
there was still plenty of snow on the ground at Forest Canyon Overlook. And
plenty of beauty, too—both in the snow-capped mountains, and in the person of
my daughter and my wife.
You simply don’t find stunning scenery like this anywhere in
our home state of Missouri. But at Bear Lake, it’s just a couple hundred yards
from the parking lot.
CorpWrite...On Top of the World
This, of course, is what passes for “marketing” at
CorpWrite: A well-traveled logo cap, set against a spectacular vista.
