Paria Point by wysiwig
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Description
The Bryce Canyon area was settled by Mormon pioneers in the 1850s and was named after Ebenezer Bryce, who homesteaded in the area along the Paria River in 1874. They primarily raised cattle in the area but a combination of overgrazing and drought eventually drove most settlers east to the Tropic Valley.
Here is a view of Paria Point which will give you an idea of the landscape faced by these early pioneers.
Comments (8)
A land full of adventures and opportunities! Breathtaking landscape!
Very rugged area Great capture
An overwhelming view!
I can imagine a wife thinking "Why have you brought us here?". It must have been terrifying .
What a beautiful image Mark - I love it and the colors are wonderful.
WOW my friend; it's absolutely AWESOME... Marvelous panorama and fantastic capture !!!
What a spectacularly dramatic POV - Bryce has to be one of the most photogenic landscapes in the world & this is an outstanding photo of it...
Beautiful shot of one of my favorite places.