#willard bay

[adventurealldays]

Went chasing waterfalls, check that scree slope

[earthstory]

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WIllard Bay State Park, on the plains of the Great Salt Lake

[adventurealldays]

[day-in-the-light]

[westper]

“This spectacular horizon offers so much depth. Everyone will see a sunset from a different perspective, but they all see the beauty that Earth offers.”

-Pat Schallert, Kalama, Washington

This photo is taken at Willard Bay, Utah, historically the northeast-most arm of the Great Salt Lake. In 1964 the bay was separated from the Great Salt Lake using a 36-foot-tall, 14.5 mile-long dam. The bay was then dewatered and refilled using fresh water from the Weber River. Schallert and her husband were camped at Willard Bay as part of a round-the-West road trip.

For more photos and quotes about the western U.S. visit westernperspective.com.

[rrrick]

[0rg4nized-chaos-blog]

This summer we got pulled over at willard bay for "speeding" XD It's way too long to watch the whole thing tho!