Sequoia National Park and San Francisco Trip

The Sequoia trees are the largest in mass.  Some of them are 3,000 years old.The cabin we stayed in. General Grant tree (or was it General Sherman?? Col. Mustard?) Playing Uno Jelly Belly Factory tour. Sleepy girls. Alcatraz Alcatraz school. Nothing better than a soup bread bowl. Lombard Street. Enjoying Lombard Street The VINVAN at the Golden Gate Bridge Bad Badtz Maru Gay Pride Bad Badtz Halloween crafts at the Ramazetti's. Making Cookies I want these guys in a wall in my house. Joey and Sylvia relieving themselves on Interstate One. Flashing my gang sign. Solvang

Weeping Rock

Weeping Rock The bottom half of the mountainous rock is hard shale.  The top half is porous sandstone.  Water seeps through the sandstone and when it comes down to the dense shale, it trickles out the side of the rock.

Ten years ago Joey and I spent our honeymoon at Zion National Park.  Over the weekend we went back for the first time with the kids!  We took a drive through the tunnels, looked at the checkerboard rock and then hiked up to the Weeping Rock.  I was so good to remember my camera but left the memory card at home in the computer.  The picture here of Weeping Rock is something I've borrowed off the internet, but a nice woman from Washington took a picture of us promising to email it to me in a week when they get back home.  How nice!