Attached Link: http://www.zhanns-place.com/za/monument.html

Hi all, this past weekend I went on a reference photo expedition, with Hubby in tow, to the Colorado National Monument. The Monument rises more than 2,000 feet above the Grand Valley of the Colorado River. Situtated at the edge of the Uncompaggre Uplift, the park is part of the greater Colorado Plateau, which also embraces the Grand Canyon, Bryce Canyon and Arches National Monument.

Check the link....I only uploaded 15 of the 350 photos I took but they'll give you an idea of the scope. This photo shows the edge on which I stood to get some of the other photos. We forgot the fall gear so I had to be extra careful...

BTW, I will be going on other perilous expeditions to get you the references and textures you need for your Bryce images....enjoy! ;)

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Beautiful photos! One day I'll visit this...

These are absolutely terrific photo's. Lots of inspiration there. Thanks so much for sharing them.

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Bryce and Zion are in Utah - been there done that, but I was never at the Colorado National Monument! (At least not so you'd notice.) Thanks for letting us view the picts, - TJ

Nice photos and a very nicely designed web site.

Having lived in Colorado for close to 14 years now I can't tell you how many times I have driven through this area. One day I'll find time to stop and explore....thanks for the pics!!

Lovely pictures Zhann, thanks for showing them. Catlin