Locals: Find this stunning wildflower meadow along the Blackhawk Trail, Mt. Nebo Loop, near Payson, UT. * Don't forget to pack a yummy picnic lunch! :)
Gorgeous, Kate! These could be picture postcards or part of a travel brochure--we don't have anything like this in the Midwest! I'm ready to saddle up and come for a visit...except I don't ride horses:)
Hey, M; Yes they are tall... I need a step ladder to get on Bella. But, I think it might have been hard to hike through those flowers. At some points they were as high as the horse's tummy!
Ohhhhhhhhhhhh... this makes me miss my horse terribly! Beautiful shots and stunning scenery; the flowers are so bright and carpet the landscape like nothing else.
sounds like a really cool place to see. i always imagine sunflower fields in Italy, i didnt know theres one here in the US you can go to. i love horses too, just watched Flicka 2. jazevox
wow, I can see for miles and miles in those shots! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWOW acres upon acres of sunflowers. I thought I grew a lot of sunflowers when I had about a hundred.
ReplyDeleteOh man, it's been a few years since I've ridden. Beautiful shots.
ReplyDeleteComing here is always a breath of fresh air! It surely looks beautiful up there in high altitude. :)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous, Kate! These could be picture postcards or part of a travel brochure--we don't have anything like this in the Midwest! I'm ready to saddle up and come for a visit...except I don't ride horses:)
ReplyDeleteHi, Rose, I'll bet you'd enjoy riding my horsie. She's a sweetie pie...
ReplyDeleteLove that second photo, the horse and rider in the middle of all those flowers. Lovely.
ReplyDeleteNice! Horses kind of scare me (they're so tall!) but lovely scenes!
ReplyDeleteHey, M;
ReplyDeleteYes they are tall... I need a step ladder to get on Bella. But, I think it might have been hard to hike through those flowers. At some points they were as high as the horse's tummy!
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ReplyDeleteOhhhhhhhhhhhh... this makes me miss my horse terribly! Beautiful shots and stunning scenery; the flowers are so bright and carpet the landscape like nothing else.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photos! I always love when the fields here below the mountains are covered in lupine.
ReplyDeleteWow! Eye-popping gorgeous! Do they have a single track trail through there, too? :)
ReplyDeleteOh, yes, biker babe! Plentiful single track trails. :D
ReplyDeleteY'all need to come out for a horsie back ride next summer. Maybe we can do a wildflower blog convention! :D
ReplyDeleteAmazing, looks like a lot of fun too.
ReplyDeleteThose are wild sunflowers? Amazing.
ReplyDeleteHappy WW!
wow this really is the wilderness, how beautiful...and your garden is looking gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteKate, hard to imagine that anyone will have a more impressive Wordless Wednesday post than yours.
ReplyDeleteStunning, I'm left without words.
donna
I ride in the North Carolina mountains and on the coast but I have never ridden in the high desert. Looks beautiful. Would love to give it a try.
ReplyDeletesounds like a really cool place to see. i always imagine sunflower fields in Italy, i didnt know theres one here in the US you can go to. i love horses too, just watched Flicka 2. jazevox
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