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I'm guessing this will be the highlight of our lea

I'm guessing this will be the highlight of our leaf peeping weekend getaway -- here's some colorful skies on our flight from DFW to Albany last night.

Another view of the Glen Canyon Dam and Lake Powel

Another view of the Glen Canyon Dam and Lake Powell in Page, AZ.

Colorful sunset views of Lake Powell and the Glen

Colorful sunset views of Lake Powell and the Glen Canyon Dam in Page, AZ.

Late afternoon views of Lake Powell along the road

Late afternoon views of Lake Powell along the road to Wahweap.

One more sunbeam view from Antelope Canyon X in Pa

One more sunbeam view from Antelope Canyon X in Page, AZ.

Colors of Antelope Canyon X.

Colors of Antelope Canyon X.

Sunbeam view from Antelope Canyon X. A late addit

Sunbeam view from Antelope Canyon X.

A late addition to our travel plans -- we had to rearrange some things due to work obligations and decided to add in Page, AZ as a stop to kill some time between the Grand Canyon and Las Vegas.

I went on the photo tours for Upper and Lower Antelope Canyon about 10 years ago but those are no longer offered so I opted to take a photo tour for Antelope Canyon X rather than mess around with handheld camera fun in the busier canyons. No regrets!

After a grey afternoon in Page, AZ the storms clea

After a grey afternoon in Page, AZ the storms cleared away just in time for sunset! Here's some sunset sunshowers at Horseshoe Bend. Swipe to check out the view in the other direction! 🌈🌈

Watching the sunrise at the Grand Canyon with my l

Watching the sunrise at the Grand Canyon with my little critter friend.

A beautiful sunset (and distant rain) taken near Y

A beautiful sunset (and distant rain) taken near Yavapai Point in Grand Canyon National Park. Swipe for the full view!

Beautiful sunrise looking out over the winding Bri

Beautiful sunrise looking out over the winding Bright Angel Trail in Grand Canyon National Park.

We couldn't decide between Sedona and the Grand Ca

We couldn't decide between Sedona and the Grand Canyon so we decided to do both! There was a lot of wildfire haze most days but here's a shot from the one clear morning after some rain.

Sedona's Chapel of the Holy Cross tucked up into t

Sedona's Chapel of the Holy Cross tucked up into the majestic red rocks of Sedona.

Summer morning view of Cathedral Rock from Lover's

Summer morning view of Cathedral Rock from Lover's Leap in Sedona, Arizona.

Sunset view from Airport Mesa. Unfortunately we h

Sunset view from Airport Mesa. Unfortunately we had no fun sunset clouds any of the days we were in Sedona but I've already decided we're coming back when it's a little cooler so we can explore more.

After several long driving days we finally settled

After several long driving days we finally settled down in Sedona for 3 days. Here's an evening view from Airport Mesa in Sedona, AZ.

We took a quick stop through Petrified Forest Nati

We took a quick stop through Petrified Forest National Park on the way from Grants to Sedona. I didn't take many photos because we visited relatively recently and this time we were focused on the Junior Ranger book but here's a picture of my kids' favorite petrified log (the most colorful one they found).

One more from El Malpais National Monument in Gran

One more from El Malpais National Monument in Grants, NM... Here's a sunset from the Sandstone Cliffs~

La Ventana Natural Arch with the rising moon at El

La Ventana Natural Arch with the rising moon at El Malpais in NM.

Afternoon view of the Sandstone Bluffs at El Malpa

Afternoon view of the Sandstone Bluffs at El Malpais National Monument in Grants, NM.

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A sunrise view of roosters along the waterfront in Christiansted, St. Croix.

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