アメリカ内務省のインスタグラム(usinterior) - 7月26日 09時03分

Hoodoos and pinnacles stretch out across the horizon at Chiricahua National Monument in #Arizona. Using time-lapse #photography, Sean Parker was able to capture the electrifying storm just beyond the splendor of the standing rocks. These mesmerizing rhyolite rock #pinnacles inspired the creation of this #monument, at times rising hundreds of feet into the air. They appear as though they may topple over at any time, performing a balancing act that leaves us awestruck. Photo courtesy of Sean Parker (@seanparkerphotography). #usinterior #travel #nationalmonument

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jonny_appleseed2511 I bet there’s a lot of snakes that take refuge in these rocks! ? ? also I agree with everyone! It’s great to be able to take such pride in the natural habitats of our beautiful country ? ??

lindigonm One of our favorite places! My daughter was conceived there! A mama raccoon ? and her 3 babies had a “campsite” nearby. ?

goldenandrew0101110110 @jon.collective hell yeah. Hopefully getting my tickets to Tucson tomorrow. Will keep you posted.

ocripcurrent Chiricahuas are magical & mystic. They hold a certain power unlike any other Sky Island.

sandyferoce @nicholasvincentferoce I keep tagging you in all these potential yolo vacation spots.

eric.weideman @drakeoso I think I told you about this place before, really close to Sierra Vista!

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