My Featured Blogger this week is Tim Harlow of Tim’s Viewpoints & Visuals. Tim is an investment advisor by trade, but he’s also a passionate outdoorsman, and that passion is alive in his superb photographs. See for yourself!
The first time I saw the Grand Canyon I was about 10 to 12 years old. My parents were making this “grand” road trip to see the major sites around the west. We visited the North Rim, and I went back to the North Rim when I was in college with my ex. If you’ve followed my blog for a while, you may have seen a post from my last visit in 2021 to Toroweap on the north side of the canyon.
Having lived in the west almost my whole life, I had never seen the South Rim of the Grand Canyon. So, earlier this month I made a trip down to Cameron, Arizona as my base camp, and then spent a few days at the South Rim of the Grand Canyon.
Many of our more popular national parks and major national monuments are getting so busy that it’s almost…
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Mitch Teemley 
wow.. stunning pics! ❣️
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Absolutely breathtaking.
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Wow! Beautiful shots!! Thank you for sharing this! Kudos to him!
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It’s really thrilling to climb mountains while in adventure Mitch
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Fantastic photographs, thank you for showing these.
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My pleasure, Daniel.
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The pictures are beautiful. One might want to ‘borrow’ some for a screen saver?
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They are indeed. Re. permissioin to use as screensavers, Bridget: You’ll need to ask Tim: https://timothyharlow.com/contact/
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How beautiful! 🤩😍💕✨
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Beautiful photos! The last time we were there it was unfortunately hazy due to pollution coming in from nearby cities (*COUGH* Vegas L.A. Phoenix *COUGH*) and the colors were rather muted. Still a lot of spectacular views of course but my wife, who had never been there before, was a bit disappointed she didn’t get to see it on clearer days.
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How sad, James. It’s worth a trip back!
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