A tour of Wasatch, Utah: Part 1
Wasatch National Park is just east of Salt Lake City and essentially is nothing but high, snowy mountains and low creeks where the valleys are. I was able to get away from work a little early yesterday and had a good amount of time to explore. I took waaaay too many photos, so this is just the first entry in a little series I’ll be doing.
This was shot from a cemetery in Dell’s Dimple as I approached the Wasatch area. I loved the clouds and the big tree on the left.
Green, brown…interesting mixtures.
I took many, many shots from the road…this is one with falling snow and swirls of it sweeping across the roadway.
See, more roads! Powerlines suck usually, but I didn’t mind these.
These Aspen trees are without leaves and really looking amazing against these hills. Would love to see them in the summer!
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I like the ones with the road in them