3 Photos of Zion in Autumn
By Audie Cockings November 24th, 2018, 7:00 EDT
Evening hike on the Pa’rus Trail in Zion National Park. This five mile trail is paved and mostly level, making it accessible to hikers, bikers, and wheelchairs. This is also the most photographed scene in the park, photographers of all levels and plein-air painters abound each evening, all awaiting sunset.
I’ve been to Zion three times and always end my trip on the Pa’rus trail. But this year the trail offered more wildlife than previously. I spied this young mule deer grazing the grasses behind the steep red rock earth formations.
Late October is the best time to see Zion!
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About the Author
Audie Cockings
Audie Cockings is a happy wife and mom to four kiddos living on the Fresh Coast in Northern Michigan. When she's not concocting fictitious narratives of strong but thoroughly flawed women for Liberty Island, she is slinging paint or crafting meals for six from local forest flora and fauna (read: Chukkar with morels). Audie works as an eldercare consultant by day and an associate editor for Liberty Island in the wee hours. She has been published in PJ Media, Liberty Island, and in two Midwest health care journals.
New to the editing staff at Liberty Island, Audie will be focused on developing authors and novels for readers with indoor plumbing. Period works (think 80's and 90's), dry humor, historical fiction, and stories of devout but dysfunctional families and friendships are encouraged for submission. Positive outcomes and finding blessings in disasters are of particular interest, as are stories of women and the men who make them nuts.
Audie plans to spend her retirement catching up on lost sleep.
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