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Content Published January 19, 2018

Ouroboros

While in Bryce Canyon National Park I spotted the deadwood that resembled a creature. It seemed to be looking out to distant hoodoos. Legend has it that Coyote an Indian God who was displeased with the creatures in the canyon turned them to stone. Ouroboros is an ancient symbol depicting a serpent or dragon eating its own tail.

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Content Published January 19, 2018

Path To Enlightenment

Hoodoo Image taken while in Bryce National Park in the wondrous state of Utah U.S.A..

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