Going through my archives tonight, I asked myself-where was I in late March, and early April a decade ago? In doing so, it hit me like a ton of bricks that it has been 10 years since I was a tour guide for a company in Las Vegas, NV. This trip to Yosemite National Park was actually my very first solo tour with this company (it will remain nameless), and my first time visiting Yosemite National Park. It was a five day whirlwind tour of Grand Canyon South Rim, Monument Valley, Zion, Bryce, Death Valley, Yosemite and ending in San Francisco. It was still early spring, so the only way into Yosemite was the north entrance. It was a beautiful drive. During this tour of Yosemite, I was able to do some photography and took this image of Half Dome.
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What’s more fun than taking a 9 hour flight from New York to Paris? Taking a flight that’s delayed two hours (sitting on the plane) for a major storm that stopped all flights until it passed. Once the storm passed, we taxied out to the runway, and after sitting there for a half hour, the captain announced we’re waiting to clearance to take off and that we were number 20 in queue. Then the plane drove around JFK for about a half hour before takeoff to get to the right runway. Finally we took off two hours after we were scheduled to leave New York.
Employee Falls
Refrigerator Canyon (Angel’s Landing on right)
Above Weeping Rock
From Hidden Canyon I have not seen this waterfall at the Temple of Sinewava like this in a very long time.
Kelly Guymon Photography 