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While hiking a trail in PA I discovered this old Iron Ore Furnace. It was used during the 1900s and has been left to erode itself into a pile of romantic rubble.
Hiking on the West Rim Trail in Zion National Park my hiking buddy and I decided to get up early one morning and hit the trail! We were able to see this magnificent, beautiful and colorful sunrise!
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