In this video, we're gonna take a look at the island in the Sky Visitors Center
at Canyonlands National Park coming up.
Carol's has the camera mounted on her will c2, which is provided
courtesy of Scoot Around.
And as we go in, we're gonna take a look at the visitor's
center, the exhibits area.
I was fascinated by the information about the geology of the area.
As we come in and turn to the left, there's a display that shows the
different kinds of sandstone that make up the area in Canyon lands
and in Arches National Park, cuz there's so many different colors.
And so it explains approximate times when it was created.
Why is the color?
It is?
There's a lot of I've found fascinating information.
They had some displays that were intended to be eye height.
Cheryl found them just a little bit high to be able to see
clearly what was in the displays.
You'll see the cameras close to eye level and you'll see that Display tops.
Some of them are basically even with your eyes, so that makes
it hard to see down on it.
There's a coming up.
There'll be one that's like a relief where you can feel the different textures.
We found the museum to be very interesting.
Cheryl's going in just a second.
Gonna go in and do some shopping.
Oh, I should say some looking.
She and I are an agent.
We don't need anything else.
We have more than we need now, the way of stuff, but it was, the space was
easy to move around with the scooter.
It just places we found it worked really well.
I really thought he did a nice job with the visitor center.
While there are no restrooms in the Visitor Center itself, there
are outhouses a short distance away, and they are accessible.
At least some of them are.
You can see I'm looking at a vast relief of the, this part
of Canyon Land's National Park.
I'm getting a look for the different segments of it.
This park's really large.
It is broken down into three different units.
You have the island in the sky.
You have the mazes area and the needles area.
As you can see, Shelton moved into the gift shop.
It's not a huge gift shop, but there's a quite an interesting variety of things.
As I said, we were lookers not buyers in the gift shop to see her.
She kind of moves slowly through so you can get a look at some of the different
kinds of things that are available.
There are paintings and books and stickers and key chains and I
guess you could say what we would class as fairly typical gift shop.
Items for people that like to collect souvenirs, you have a chance to do that.
See, it was pretty busy the morning we were in here.
We were fairly early in the morning.
She's come out of the gift shop now.
And she's gonna go back around through some of the exhibits, just again,
so you can get a good look at 'em.
There is a video playing show that just second where that video is
located so you can come in and learn about the history of the park.
Watch the video,
and I'm standing here taking pictures of the sides.
I have a little bit of a fascination with geology.
My dad was a prospector and really knew his geology very well.
We talked about some of these sandstone formations over in New Mexico.
They're very widespread.
This is the little theater they have.
Again, everything in it's successful, so there's places that you can sit in a.
Wheelchair or Cheryl is on a power wheelchair or with a scooter to
watch the video and learn about it.
We're gonna just gonna head back out the ground just a little bit more.
If you've been to Canyon Lens, let me know what you thought of it.
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