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Bulldog Travels / Photos By Jenny 
Fabulous. They used this location for one of the Indiana Jones films. I bet you knew that already!
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No, actually I didn’t know that! Now I have to look it up. Very cool.
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Utah Rocks! So to speak. –Curt
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Ha ha. Exactly.
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Very beautiful
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Thanks! I think you would like Southern Utah!
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I’ve always wanted to travel to this part of the US!
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You definitely should. Arches National Park is my favorite.
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Nice I’ll have to look into it. Thank you 🙂
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Oh I love Utah and I find arches really fascinating. These structures are amazing !
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They really are. They are so beautiful. I wish I could take one home and have it in my backyard.
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oh yes, I want one too :p The day the delicate arch will break down.. I think I will feel a bit heartbroken. I have good memories over there and it’s such an iconic landmark.
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Natural bridges ~ how not to love them as they complement social bridges in so many ways. Brilliant photos.
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Thank you! They are truly amazing. The color, the structure, the history. They will be here long after we are gone I hope!
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It would be absolutely awful if anything happened to destroy them.
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I often think about the archaeological sites being destroyed in the Middle East by war or ISIS. Sad sad sad.
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Me too. It must be devastating for those who love them.
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Stunning simply!!
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Thank you! Happy Anniversary btw!
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Oh, thank you very much!!!!
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Great photos!
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Thanks very much! Thanks for stopping by the blog!
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Breathtaking views all round! Lucky you!
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Thank you!
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Absolutely stunning.
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I can’t get enough of your pictures. Amazing!
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Thanks so much! I’ll try to keep them coming.
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Amazing place, great shots!
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Speechless wednesday?
🙂
I can almost feel the heat. Is there a Gila monster around the corner?
(Have you ever seen one?)
😦
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Thankfully it was not that hot there that day. And it was the following day that we were in Bryce and it was very very cold. What a difference elevation can make. I have never seen Aguila monster in the wild. Only in the zoos. As far as I know we don’t have anything like that here in the United States. We do however have some pretty cool lizards.
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Probably best not to meet them in the wild. I hear they’re extremely poisonous.
Have a great week-end, jenny.
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Wow, Fantastic photos! No word is needed…
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That’s what I was hoping for. Thanks so much for the lovely comment. I really appreciate it.
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spectacular natural bridge and spectacular images!
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Thank you. It was a special place for sure.
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This park is so beautiful! I can imagine myself hiking there!
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It’s amazing! You should totally go.
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