I just went here a month ago and let me just say this was something to behold. I have never seen a scenery this impressive and jaw dropping in my entire life back here in California in all my 20 years of life. This just makes me even more proud of being in America and having all these dozens of national parks that no other country has and that I have yet to visit so to everyone watching, it is worth the visit.
My wife and I visited Zion Park and Bryce Canyon in late December of 2010. We had been to Zion before but in early October of 2007, but it was our first time to Bryce canyon. I liked the winter time best. The colors were magnificent with the covering of white snow.
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I live in Southern Utah and often take the diverse landscapes for granted since I see them so often but I love seeing them through the artistic eyes of photographers and new visitors who have never seen such unique formations and canyons. Thanks for the effort and talent in putting together this sublime video. You showcase Bryce beautifully and hopefully foster a desire to see this in person and protect this lovely strange landscape.
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Beautiful, strange. Amazing. It is a red rocky mountain. Has a strange shape. It is a miracle in the creation of nature. Reminds us of the Indian people. Cowboy riding a horse carrying a gun. It's really a classic of this place ...
I just got back from this place and pictures and videos do not do it justice. This is something you have to see in person to truly take in how beautiful and vast it is.
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Thank you so much of letting us share your impressions of all those wonderful and unique natural places through over the world
Was there last week. A truly glorious place meant to be experienced again and again. Quite possibly my favorite National park for its quiet sense of beauty, in an amphitheater of gold.
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Incredible photographic beauty.....so majestically blended with the music. It appears the New World really is the Old World. I see a melted monolithic city long forgotten from antiquity. Thank you for bringing it back to life through the lens and soul and eyes of your being. Wonderful to find your channel, Amazing Places on Our Planet. Much love.
unless you ve been there, you CANNOT imagine the immensity and the overpower colors and beauty of this (or the Zion national park, Lake Meade, Grand Canyon, etc. etc.). They are just too immense and overpoweringly beautiful to come through video. BUT thank you for making an posting this. America the Beautiful (despite what the anarchist say now a days)
Dear sir, it is really marvelous.... I have become a great fan of you.... Excellent work..... May God bless you.... Thank you for uploading such videos..... Great...!
So beautiful. Aside from the aesthetics, the way it forms is interesting. Combinations of wind, rain, temperature fluctuations combined with varying hardness of the rock layers create a stunning place, and these combination of forces seem to be unique to America.
It is so interesting to see how in a relatively small area in Southern Utah so many stunning and different rock formations have appeared, sometimes very close to each other and still very distinct...
@@milosh9k My guess is because southeast Utah is at the intersection of three different physiographic regions: the Basin and Range to the west, the Colorado Plateau to the south, and the Rocky Mountains to the east and north. In addition, with the coming and going of the ice ages in the last few million years, it has experienced dramatically different climates, and specifically to Bryce Canyon here, this is the now eroded floor of a vast Cretaceous age lake. We are blessed, you might say, to live at a time and place where we can see these wonders before time and nature erode them away.
i loved bryce i did the figure 8 forgot if it was sunset or sunrise but went down wall street around peekaboo through queens garden and back up...amazing hike
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You should watch his videos on arches national park and zion national park. Utah has 5 of the 50ish national parks. Says something. I think it's only behind California and Alaska for the most per state, which land area wise those are significantly larger. Utah definitely has the most densely packed together national parks. I've been to all except for Bryce Canyon. Arches is my favorite, followed by Zion.
This canyon is one of the top five places i have ever visited. This beautiful place has been created by nature without a single human touch. What a magnificent place to relax and wonder. Thanks for the fantastic job.
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You are very, very good at what you do Melosh...with your camera, your editing. I hope you are richly rewarded for your talent besides the great satisfaction you no doubt receive. The people often seen in your videos are a very nice touch, and the music is always TTU, (two thumbs up).
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Gracias por mostrarnos las maravillas naturales las cuales no podemos admirar los que no tenemos los recursos para viajar y verlas . Pero en estos momentos nos tenemos que conformar con estar vivos y sanos.🙏🙏👍
Es una profunda sensación de colores ante la visión de los hoodoos o pináculos rocosos con formaciones originales, en un anfiteatro único por el trabajo del viento, el agua y el hielo, un verdadero horizonte geográfico en su complejidad.
Beautiful place!! I did my internship there when I was attending SUU (Southern Utah University) in Cedar City for my GIS Degree. I had a lot of fun there.
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I was there a couple of years ago, what an amazing place. The view from Rainbow Point is something I will never forget. This video was a nice trip down memory lane, thanks!!
Getting ready for a month long road trip, this was on our agenda....NOW! It is definitely on our agenda. I have watched dozens of RU-vid post on Bryce Canyon but this is by far the best! Thank you.
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