Since we were still in the national park at Bryce Canyon, and minutes away from the rim, I decided to get up for a sunrise. Joe had told me to wake him up, and he would decide if he would go with me. At 5:45, I woke him up, but he said he was going to stay in bed. So off I went to watch the sun rise.
Full-Timing in our RV with God by our side!
Friday, July 2, 2010
Up Before the Sun
6/26/2010
Since we were still in the national park at Bryce Canyon, and minutes away from the rim, I decided to get up for a sunrise. Joe had told me to wake him up, and he would decide if he would go with me. At 5:45, I woke him up, but he said he was going to stay in bed. So off I went to watch the sun rise.
It was really pretty light out when I left. I thought I might have missed it already. But when I got there, there were lots of people holding up the rim.
I had to wait for about 20 minutes for the sunrise. It was so light out because of a full moon.
You can see all the spirals, pinnacles, and hoodoo's, before the sunrise.
Can you see the face of this hoodoo.
A glance over to Sunrise Point and all the different colors on the cliffs.
While I was waiting, I started to walk along the rim from Sunset to Sunrise Point. After standing for 15 minutes, my hands, and legs were freezing. I had jeans and a jacket on, but it is mighty cold that early before the sun comes up. 
After the sunrises, it brightens things up. 
I walk back along the rim to Sunset Point where my car is parked.
A picture I took earlier this week of this flower that closes at night. 
How the flower looks, when it opens.
I researched for the flower's name, but couldn't find it.
Since we were still in the national park at Bryce Canyon, and minutes away from the rim, I decided to get up for a sunrise. Joe had told me to wake him up, and he would decide if he would go with me. At 5:45, I woke him up, but he said he was going to stay in bed. So off I went to watch the sun rise.
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