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Enjoy a Virtual Nature Vacation Getaway to some beautiful places to boost those postive chemicals in your body and give you some Nature Therapy. You can transport yourself to these locations by grabbing a VR Headset and searching "ShaunasAdventures" on OculusTV, YourTubeVR or use my Oculus Portfolio Link. https://creator.oculus.com/community/109816967492217/

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Catstair Canyon Paria Utah Stacked Cars to Make Freeway in 360 Degrees

PARIA UTAH STACKED CARS USED TO MAKE FREEWAY IN SLOT CANYON Just past the House Rock Valley Road along highway 89, there is a cool slot canyon that they used cars from the 1960's to fill in the gap in the highway. They stacked the cars, then covered it with dirt, then built the highway on top. If you look at the Google Earth image below, you can see the cars sticking out on the side of the road. Such a funny yet clever thing to do. You can't say people from Utah are not resourceful. I am sure back in the day this was built these were all broken cars that had there day, but I stood looking at this fun collection of 1960 automobiles, and kinda wanted to sneak one of them out and fix it up for me. :) Catstair Canyon Paria Utah Stacked Cars to Make Freeway Crazy to head down into a slot canyon and turn a corner and see a wall of stacked automobiles. Sometimes we think we are old and not very useful in life, but just like these cars being crucial for t

Canyon Creek Old Charcoal Mines and Guest Ranch by Melrose Montana in 360 Degrees

VR Nature Vacation to Old Charcoal Kilns & Ranch in Montana Canyon Creek Old Charcoal Mines and Guest Ranch by Melrose Montana in 360 Degrees For your nature fix today, here are some old Charcoal Kilns on the road up to Canyon Creek Guest House close to Melrose Montana. These fascinating structures used to be tightly stacked to the top with logs, and then closed up and lite. The smoke turning from white to yellow to blue and would tell them how the process of infusing oxygen into the burnt wood was going. When complete, the wood would be charcoal pieces that were lighter to transport and burned hotter than wood. This was used for the mining town that used to be about 10 miles from these kilns. Fascinating spot. Thinking about these kilns, it is both the fire and the oxygen that transform the wood to something better. Most of us are definitely feeling anxiety from our day, that is like the fire, but are we remembering to breathe the oxygen. Take time to be outside

Hidden Haven Waterfall by Bryan Head in 360 Degrees

Hidden Haven Waterfall - Bryan Head Hidden Haven Waterfall by Bryan Head in 360 Degrees Sometimes you find a treasure and you feel there was a hand above helping and leading you to find that treasure. That was this Hidden Haven waterfall, and I am hugely grateful for the gift of finding this hidden gem close to Bryan Head. This waterfall is unique from its gorgeous tall bright red and black cliff walls and the bright green moss under the waterfall contrasting with the red. Treasures can come in many forms, but may we remember that the ones of greatest value are relationships with loved ones, and the knowledge and blessings sent from above. Hiking and nature are healing, get outside today! Click on this link 360 Hidden Haven Waterfall 2D Version of Above Hidden Haven Tiny Planet and 2D Version of Video Hidden Haven Waterfall How I found the Hidden Haven Waterfall. As I was driving home from Cedar Breaks Flower Festival and from doing the Hikes Bartizan Arch and Cascade F

HellsBackbone Bridge Escalante Utah in VR 360

Immersive HellsBackbone Ridge in VR 360 HellsBackbone Bridge in VR 360 Degrees Escalante, Utah Life can be a rollercoaster of storms and then beautiful serene moments. This VR 360 Nature Vacation is one of those wild rides. We start at HellsBackbone Bridge in the Death Box Hollow Wilderness in Utah for some beautiful cliff views and watch an epic storm roll in. It engulfed us, and we found ourselves surrounded with lightning, and an intense hail storm. We then head to a bePine Lake that is surrounded by gorgeous red cliffs and pink lily pad flowers. We move from there to the beautiful Upper Calf Creek Falls and see this beautiful waterfall from above and below, and then to Lake Barker in Dixie National Forest to catch a fish at a new lake making 40 different lakes we have caught at in our 100 lakes 100 fish goal. Storms seemed to follow us on this adventure. Some storms can bring fear, but in reality this one was an answer to prayers. Remember He is Good, and He wa

Cathedral of the Sun and Moon at Capitol Reef National Park - VR 360 Nature Vacation -

Immersive Cathedral Valley for VR Headsets Cathedral of the Sun and Cathedral of the Moon - VR Nature Vacation - Capitol Reef National Park Cathedral Valley is a beautiful place to enjoy some VR 360 Virtual Nature Therapy to boost the postitive chemicals in your body. I love this VR Getaway for the formations of Cathedral of the Sun and Cathedral of the Moon are so interesting in their similarities to a real Cathedral. The granduer of the size of the Cathedral of the Sun to the size of the Cathedral of the Moon is a fun parrallel. The crazy Glass Mountain is a mystery in how this formation came to be, and I had was intriged to see a real natural sinkhole where the earth has just sunk into a very deep hole. So give yorself some "Me Time" to recharge and heal by enjoying a VR Nature fix. Just Grab a VR headset and search "ShaunasAdvenetures" on OculusTV or YouTubeVR or use my Oculus Portfolio link. https://creator.oculus.com/community/109816967492217/

Bald Mountain Unitas in 360 Degrees

Bald Mountain WIldflowers 360 Adventure Hiking Bald Mountain, Utah Bald Mountain is one of my favorite hikes, but my return trip up this year gave this area a whole new perspective and reason to LOVE this trail even more. Bald mountain trail starts with a huge switch back, and you head to the very west or backside of Bald mountain, and then turn to go to the front or east side. Just after you turn to head back east, there is a field of speckled rocks and grass. It looks like something off a Scottish coastline. It you just carefully wander out into that field, and just find a comfortable piece of grass or rock, this spot is fascinating. I would suggest taking up a map that has mountain peaks and lakes labeled, and just sit there and try and identify all the peaks and lakes. There are at least 20 lakes, and 20 mountain peaks we could find and put names on. You are up over 11,300 feet, so you can see all the way from Mount Nebo, to all the Utah Valley Mountains, then

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