This picture shows some of the colorful sandstone formations in Bryce Canyon. An idea of the size of these formations can be obtained by comparing them to the hikers in the foreground.

While at Bryce Canyon, we stopped at Sunset Point. While there, I ventured a little way down the Navajo Loop Trail, where I took this picture showing an array of hoodoos. At the center of the picture is a formation called Thor's Hammer, which features a wide caprock supported by a slender sandstone stalk.

 
While approaching Inspiration Point, we are greeted by a friendly rock squirrel standing on the fence along the path. Behind him, the walls of the canyon can be seen in the distance.

My mother Charlie Jo and I at Bryce Canyon.

This picture was taken at Inspiration Point. The canyon wall,
and the hoodoos therein, can be seen behind us.