Welcome back to Tuesday Travels. How are the Travel Divas so far this week? Like I said, from November onwards, we’re showcasing our travel photos. Any travel photos will do. And so…
My entry for this week is our trip to Universal Studios in Hollywood, Californa, USA, two years ago. I wasn’t very keen in going there but our host had a discount tickets for two and so we grabbed the opportunity to visit Universal Studios. I am glad we went. I had a great time!
Hello, Travel Divas!
Welcome back to Tuesday Travels. We are still on Travel Photos of places. My entry this week is the photos I took on our recent trip to Colorado Springs in the US. We visited the Garden of the Gods.
Garden of the Gods in Colorado Springs is knows for its beautiful Red Rock Formations. People from all over the world flock to see this wonder.
Garden of the Gods Park is a 1319 acre registered National Natural Landmark of both scenic splendor and recreational opportunities. Imagine dramatic views, 300 foot towering sandstone rock formations against a backdrop of snow-capped Pikes Peak and brilliant blue skies.
There are funny rock formations I took but my husband thought it’s not appropriate to show them. LOL. Here are a a few photos of the Red Rock Formations at the Garden of the Gods Park in Colorado Springs:
People go there for rock climbing.
This is the famous The Kissing Camel Rock Formation.
And this is a couple kissing in front of a medium sized red rock formation:
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I am still on Colorado Springs mode. Showing you Pikes Peak view.
We were going to the Garden of the Gods but we were encouraged to visit The Garden of the Gods information center first. From there, I took this shot. Dazzling place.
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