The amazing arches

 How about some of the arches for which this national park in Utah is named?

I'm guessing that's Elephant Arch on the far left, while the small one with a pointing pillar next to it is almost behind the hill. The line of humped rocks in the middle is called the Elephant Walk.

And another arch appears, while the small one with the pointing pilar next to it now looks much bigger.

I think these are called the windows, one North, and one South. 

look closely to the left, photo not enhanced. 

And a cropped version with more color. This might be Turret Arch (the map doesn't clarify it very well)

There are 2 arches visible...not enhanced photo, probably the Double Arch

Kendra and I looked for wildflowers and finally found a few. Here the La Sal Mountains are behind her.

Kendra and I actually walked into this canyon, before my breathing gave out. We took a selfie and talked about the Juniper berries (gin anyone?)  Tai stayed in the car because he couldn't find a legal parking place. 

We stopped early for lunch and were grateful to get the best shady table.

We all walked around a bit near the picnic site. I named the balanced rock in the background, Snoopy, since the head seems to have a similar profile, at least from one angle.

Today's quote:

Praying. It doesn’t have to be the blue iris, it could be weeds in a vacant lot, or a few small stones; just pay attention, then patch a few words together and don’t try to make them elaborate, this isn’t a contest but the doorway into thanks, and a silence in which another voice may speak.

Mary Oliver