On Fort Union Blvd. crossing Wasatch Blvd. It's a fault!!! |
(This blog post was first written on April 30th but I had some problems with posting it. Hopefully it will work out this time.)
On April 17th I went to church with Zannah and Nick because they were speaking at their ward. After church I decided to take a ride up Fort Union Blvd., up the canyon. It looked like the street went right through the mountains--and it did!
On April 17th I went to church with Zannah and Nick because they were speaking at their ward. After church I decided to take a ride up Fort Union Blvd., up the canyon. It looked like the street went right through the mountains--and it did!
I decided I would stop along the way and take some photos, even though my camera's battery was dying. There was snow on the mountains and I thought I might get close enough to it. I heard there was still skiing going on, so there had to be snow up there.
I didn't have much gas, so I couldn't go far. It was just a little Sunday drive.
I didn't have much gas, so I couldn't go far. It was just a little Sunday drive.
Oh, lovely...I just crossed a fault. Wonderful. There's a fault really close to my house. |
This is just an inspiring picture I took along the way. |
I finally found a mountain stream. The water was very fast and furious. I've been told there's going to be a lot of flooding when all the snow on the mountains finally melts. I heard tell there is about 200 feet of snow on the mountains.
And it just snowed again today! April 30th!
Hyacinth in the snow. April 30, 2011. |
Along the way, as well as not having enough gas, the battery in my camera kept conking out. I had to keep turning my camera off and on and off and on. I was patient and I persisted. It was so gorgeous, I wanted to remember it.
Precision |
uh-oh...I was parked AND standing--and it was April 17th! |
It was a very entertaining and educational trip. I hope to do more of the same in the months ahead.