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Famous Arch in National Park collapses

Started by maromeo, Aug 10, 2008, 10:26 AM

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maromeo

I wished I would have visted this park before now. It is one of the few parks DH and DD have not seen.

http://edition.cnn.com/2008/US/08/10/arch.collapse.ap/index.html?iref=mpstoryview

I know several forum members have been to this park. I thought this was interesting news

Kelly from MN. I remember when you were planning your out west trip several years ago. I am glad you and your children got to see the park before this happened.

Mary Romeo

AZsix

It is on my list of places to visit. I think that going here has just became more of a priority. Thanks for posting the article.

Dee4j

I remember going there as a kid. sad that it's gone

cjpoppin

Wow......glad I saw it to bad for others they'll never know except through pictures and that's not the same.....Sad news

Big_fry

Thanks for posting this article.  Arches is a wonderful park and Devils Garden is a great hike.

GeneF

It is sad to see a natural wonder disappear.  We saw that arch a few years back.

Funny, but it is still sad to visit the site of the Old Man of the Mountains in New Hampshire and realize that it is only a pile of rubble at the bottom of a mountain now.  Going to see the Old Man was a family tradition every year.

Kelly

Quote from: maromeoKelly from MN. I remember when you were planning your out west trip several years ago. I am glad you and your children got to see the park before this happened.

Mary Romeo

Me too, Mary.  Hard to believe, but that trip was 5 years ago already!  Some of the younger ones don't remember much ... but I sure do!

dkutz

My brother and sister in law just got back from there.  I wonder if they backed into it on there way out!  ;)

AZsix

Quote from: GeneFIt is sad to see a natural wonder disappear.  We saw that arch a few years back.

Funny, but it is still sad to visit the site of the Old Man of the Mountains in New Hampshire and realize that it is only a pile of rubble at the bottom of a mountain now.  Going to see the Old Man was a family tradition every year.

I grew up in MA and it was always such a treat as a kid to see the "Old Man".

They said that eventually all the arches will fall. It's just a fact of nature. I'm hoping next year to make the trip to Arches.

indy az

It was on our wish list of places to visit.  What a shame...