(Photos) Grand Canyon in Snow, part two

The time has arrived to take another look at my photographs from my December 2011 trip to the Grand Canyon.

Kind of reminds you a bit of a wedding cake, right?

Morning at the Grand Canyon.

The history of mules at the Grand Canyon dates from before it was declared a national park--miners utilized the animals as pack animals.

Mormon tea is a common desert shrub in Arizona and Utah.

Trees guard the canyon.

During last night's coverage of Super Bowl XLIX in Glendale, Arizona, there were many shots of the Grand Canyon--only without snow. Oh, yes, today is Groundhog Day. But since woodchucks aren't native to Arizona, there won't be any there to see their own shadows.

So many awe-inspiring views...

This is what the top of the Grand Canyon looks like.

Sunset at the Canyon.

Next: Even more photographs

Earlier post:

(Photos) Grand Canyon in Snow, part one