| This first arch was alongside the road. The name is the Wilson Arch. |
| Photo is from inside the arch to the highway. |
| This photo is out the backside of the arch |
| Hole in the rock was a 5000 square foot home built by Albert Christensen. |
| Travelers along U.S. Highway 191 in Southeastern Utah are amazed to discover this unique 5,000 square foot home and gift shop. Inside are fourteen fabulous rooms arranged around huge pillars. A fireplace with a 65 foot chimney drilled through solid sandstone, a deep french fryer, and a bathtub built to the rock are among the attractions |
| http://www.theholeintherock.com/ |
| Copy and paste this link to find out more, |
| No photos were allowed inside. |
| Husband and wife graveside. |
| Full size bull made from welded scrap iron. |
| Arches Nat. Park |
| The visitor center is down below. |
| That pebble lodged up in that crack probably weighs at least 500 pounds. |
| This is Delicate Arch. It is the emblem on the Utah state tags. These photos are from a considerable distance. It was late in the afternoon and I knew that I had to go back the next morning and hike up to the arch. |
| This next photo is not zoomed in. |
| The below photo is part of the hike to the Delicate Arch the next morning. It was not the easiest hike I have ever done. |
| This is an eroded basin as seen from beneath the arch. |
| There is that tourist again. |
| If you look closely in the center of the page, you can see the parking area we are hiking back to. |
