This rock formation in the Garden of the Gods is known as the Three Graces, and it's easily accessible via a paved trail. It's a dramatic, almost sculpture-like formation from any angle.
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Hi, I'm Tamera, a professional wedding, portrait and boudoir photographer in Colorado Springs. But this blog isn't about my professional work; no, it's a daily love note to my beautiful city, where I've lived for most of my life. I love it here and I hope you enjoy seeing Colorado Springs through my eyes and lens!
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Enjoying the view from 6,035 feet above sea level
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5 comments:
I guess I'll never understand the excitement people feel about Garden of the Gods. Yes, I want to tell them, it's a little weird and mildly interesting to have a red-rock sandstone formation HERE, but if you travel a couple of hundred miles west, you'll find half a state filled with them.
I can see why this is called Garden of the Gods. Gorgeous scenery.
Spoken like a true local, Jude! ;^)
I think they are just lovely.
We are so fortunate to have such a beautiful rock formation in our own backyard.Not to mention a 14,000 foot peak right behind it. Colorado Springs has some of the most pristine natural formations in the world. It's simply gorgeous and we're lucky to be able to see it every day. Utah can suck it!
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