Valley of Fire (Part 1)

[Sandhill]

Went to Valley of Fire (50 miles above Las Vegas) on Sunday. Don't know if anyone had been there before but I really love that place and this is my first time bringing a camera that is good enough to show what I saw. First photo is just 20 miles off I-15 before I reached the Valley.

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Just a reminder to myself about where I was.

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Finally get to the park. It's self pay that cost $6.00 per vehicle. Look beyond the station, you'll see some really really red rocks.

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First stop, the Beehives, it was formed by wind and water for about 600 millions years.

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Next to the Beehives, if I'm not mistaken, this rock was called "Poodle Rock". May be I should hike to look from different angle....

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The next stop is "Seven Sisters". Just like the name, there are seven rocks stand next to each other. I was just too late when I got there and afraid it's going to be dark soon so I only took the picture of these two.

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Another angle of the Seven Sisters.

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This is the only kind of flower I found in the valley. the real thing is very small (about 2/8 of an inch in diameter). I don't know the name though.

I don't want to load too many photo in the same topic due to the internet speed so I'll continue this series in part 2. Thank you for visiting....

[treed]

Nice pics dude. I really like the panorama shot ya did. All of them make me want to just start hiking all over in that area.

[bayourebel]

Beautiful, would love to see this someday. Also, the Grand Canyon.

Did a beautiful job. what program did you do the Panarama with?

Jerry