
Early morning in Big Cottonwood Canyon in Utah
These pictures were taken October 15th in 2008
Learn a bit more about the canyon that hosts several well known ski resorts (further up) on Wikipedia
With several sites talking about the Scenic Byway leading up the canyon full of many beautiful views Site 1 – Site 2
If you’re into hiking then check out this site with a long list of possible routes


It’s not all rocky, as you can see plenty of changing colors on the trees.
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Just a quick post of a fun picture taken on the north coast of maui.
She was just walking by so I snapped a few pics as she crossed the scene.
Taken while in the car. When she walked back she said sorry for getting in the picture… I laughed.

This bird lives at the Krishna temple found in Salem, Utah
Picture taken by: Scott Jarvie
And yes the bird did talk a little… not as much as the other parrot in the cage next to him.
I think seeing the 3 parrots, numerous llamas and peacocks tells us a little something about their care and concern for animal life.
It goes along with their vegetarian lifestyle.
To learn more about Krishnaism check out the wikipedia listing… and feel free to share other links about the religion.
I’m sure we’ll be visiting the topic often in the future along with many other religions and locations around the world.
This week Scott and I had the special treat of interviewing Charles Uibel. He is one of the most talented photographers in the Salt Lake area, and has taken some amazing pictures of the Great Salt Lake. Little about the lake is known, or explored by the general public, but Charles took the time to enlighten us. To listen to the mp3 version click here

To go to Charles Uibel’s web page click here

Charles talks about the train track that divides the lake

Charles talks bout taking a picture of the gulls and antelope island

Charles talks about the great expanse and tracks on the salt flats

Charles talks about the multiple reflections of a full moon rising

Charles talks about doing bridals on the Great Salt Lake (more…)