Three Gossips, Arches NP, Utah by danapommet
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Description
I spent 3 full days and 2 nights in Arches National Park. The arches are unbelievably beautiful things to see. But there is so much more. The Three Gossips is one of many rock formations in this park. If you look at the lower right edge of this posting, you can see the head of Sheep Rock. My plan was to climb up to the Delicate Arch, for sunset, on day two but stepped in a hole and sprained my ankle that afternoon. So day three was to drive around to find strange rock formations and prepare for Canyonlands National Park the next day. Actually stayed in a hotel that night with an ice bag. This finishes my series on Arches National Park, Utah
Scanned from a photo taken in 1996. Zoom for best viewing details.
Thanks for stopping by, taking a look and for all your previous favs and comments. They are very much appreciated.
Dana

Comments (19)
i got a shot of these but yours looks better that mine. this is wonderful to bring back memorys with a wonderful photo
Spectacular vista and a great series!
Women get everywhere!! Lol. Lovely shot, did you see the 'Monk' directly below the center one?
Marvellous! What a bummer about the ankle!
Calumny is obviously alive and well even in the desert! Great shot mate.
Wonderful capture! Great series. :)
Wonderful shot, it does look like 3 gossips!
splendid!!
Great capture, Dana! that is a bad deal about the ankle
Fascinating landscape and rock formation, another impeccable work!
fascinating structures .. they almost look like aliens frozen in rock lol
Nice capture.
I can see where the name comes from :o) Wonderful pic!!!
Great capture and a wonderful series!
superbe photo!
LOVE IT
An apt title for this trio rock formation, Dana. If not for the deep surface textures, these would be like cardboard cutouts. Another excellent photograph of these gorgeous rock anomalies to finish off your splendid series on Sandstoneville. Unfortunate about your ankle, though.
Fantastic photo and view on it, Dana. I wish you also a very happy birthday. God bless, Mies.
Peccato per la cavigia ! Hai fatto ugualmente una bella serie di foto ! Mi sarebbe piaciuto molto essere lì ! Shame about the ankle! You did an equally beautiful series of photos! I would love to be there!