The Rock Formations of Lees Ferry and Sunset Colors on Lake Powell, AZ

 Here's yesterday's night sunset's light on a nearby peak, as seen from the VRRV:

The Vermillion Cliffs in the same sunset's lighting:

Sunday, March 28

I rode Yagi, my Yamaha TW200 Dual Sport over to nearby Lees Ferry, this time to capture the rock formations contained within this area.  This area is also part of the Glen Canyon Recreation Area.  The focus this time was on the rock formations as they were lit by the early to mid-morning sunshine.

Upon returning to the campsite, I broke camp, loaded up Yagi onto the VRRV's front rack and off we drove from Vermillion Cliffs to US89 and north towards Page, AZ.  It's at Page where the Sunwest Marine, RV and Auto Repair.  They seemed quite experienced and were available to hopefully diagnose the electrical issues on Mariko on Monday this week.

After I dropped off Mariko, with the owner's help, who happened to be there helping out another person on a boat's engine.  I think he was there for other than work reasons but he was still helping out the boat guy and me!

Anyway, I headed across town and past the Glen Canyon Dam to the Beehive Campground belonging to the National Park Service.  It's located near the Wahweap Marina where I've stayed before with Martha, in fact you can see the marina in the background of the below picture:

Looking towards Glen Canyon Dam

Shortly after 6PM, I headed with Yagi over to the Wahweap Overlook area to catch the sunset colors on the rock formations bordering Lake Powell and beyond.

Most of the above formations are visible from the campsite, so I'll try to see if there's further need to go to the overlook for future sunset shots!