Cedar Breaks Part II

This place is amazing! When you get there you can hike around the side (about an hour) or take a trail to the lookout point. We were a little short on time so we chose the short option. It's 10,000 feet up with a 2,000 foot drop off. It's so peaceful and the view is breathtaking, like a mini Bryce canyon. It's shaped like a coliseum and the Indians called it "circle of painted cliffs." the oldest tree in the world, the bristlecone pine, can be found there. If you're ever in southern Utah stop by!

my favorite beach

as much as i love warm weather I've only been to warm
beaches a few times in my life.

my aunt and uncle live in northern california, so (it's freezing!)
i've been there a few times.

when my family went to europe 10 years ago
we went to the beach in Portugal (gorgeous).

ryan and i went to st. lucia (enter bachelor comments here.) two years ago.

my point is that i miss the sun.
anyone else feel the same way right about now?

what's your favorite beach or lakeshore?

                                   explain what you do there.