by Christian Williams
After spending time in Zion this rainy day, I was rewarded by a beautiful rainbow in front of the Alter of Sacrifice.
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365 IN ZION
365 Days in Zion is a photo experience by Karen and Christian Williams. Together, we spent an entire year in Zion National Park amidst snow, rain, flash floods, brush fires, and the beautiful sunny blue skies that typify Southern Utah in the United States of America.
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Wow! Gorgeous! My mom called me as she was driving through Zion last Saturday, just to tell me she wished I was there with my camera because it was so beautiful that day. She said, "I don't know how you could ever plan for this." I said, "You can't. You just have do it the way Mercy's friends did and take pictures there every day." Thanks again for sharing with those of us who don't live close enough to be there every day.
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