— Theodore Roosevelt
Zion National Park Snapshots
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Images by kenne
—Â Theodore Roosevelt
Zion-Mount Carmel Highway Panorama (Zion National Park, September 15, 2016) — Image by kenne
— Robert M. Pirsig
Zion Lodge Panorama In Zion Canyon, Zion National Park (September 14, 2016) — Images by kenne
My Zion
Stains across an aerie altar, white-streaked red
suspended above my reach, but not my sight.
Perhaps ancient titans sacrificed, honored, bled
now revealed in golden strains of morning light.
My Zion, my refuge
from all it is not.
Oh Zion, my haven
where solace was sought.
Did angels take wing from that lofty perch?
Does the stone truly weep for ages past?
When bygone men for food here did search
in the giant’s throne shadow cast.
This Zion, my friend
please show me how
Oh Zion, my Zion
if only time would allow.
Steps upon crimson sand and stone
as wind, water, eons carve and hew,
I realize my soul was still unknown.
for what was old is now new.
— Terry Tyson
Zion National Park, View North from Outside the Zion Human History Museum (September 14, 2016) — Image by kenne
Temples and Towers of the Virgin in Zion National Park (September 14, 2016) — Morning Panorama by kenne
 Zion National Park –Panorama by kenne
We will be visiting this beautiful park again this week.
— kenne
Zion National Park Majestic View — Panorama image by kenne
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Zion Canyon, Zion National Park — Computer Painting by kenne
The day is early
Off to see the canyons gods
And color my pages.
— kenne
Zion National Park Panorama — Image by kenne
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Two Rock Climbers in Zion National Park Above Zion Ledge. — Images by kenne
— William Blake
Emerald Pools Trails — Images by kenne
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Court of the Patriarchs, Zion Canyon — Image by kenne
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Lathyrus Brachycalyx, (Bush Pea) in Zion National Park — Image by kenne
Clouds Over Zion Canyon — Image by kenne
“The Cliffs of Zion Canyon” — Panorama by kenne
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