It’s a bit tricky to get to from where we live. Our point of entry is the wrong direction. But returning from the redwoods provide the opportunity.
I was ready! I had my camera in hand. Too bad I didn’t think of cleaning the windshield!
As soon as we through the tunnel I began snapping.
My super intelligent hubby suggested we park. Duh! Not sure why I thought I could only take photos from the car as we were driving by
It’s one of those places that it so beautiful that you can’t help take great photos. So I consented to having one of me taken (okay, by me) since I figured the focus would be on the background, right?
An awesome view. . . it takes my breath away and is everything I remembered.
We were not alone in our quest to take in one of Heavenly Father’s best efforts.
From there we headed out. We had to go through the valley to get to the other side of the park and our way home.
The traffic was really backed up and we didn’t know why. . . so I, along with about a million other people (or the passengers of just about every car in front of us) jumped out to find out what was going on.
There was a helicopter taking off from the side of the road.. . . someone was stuck and it was getting late. You can pick them out below, right? (I couldn’t)
By this point the road had opened back up, I had hopped in the car and we were on our way. But that didn’t keep me from snapping photos!
We don’t know what happened or what the end result was. We presume the rescue was a success. There was no news to be found of the incident. I guess it’s not out of the norm.
We headed for home after gassing up. We were so pooped that our dinner consisted of gas station snack food!
We had a such great time on our adventure. What could be better than spending the day with your best-est friend in the world?
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