This morning Trish made another tasty breakfast:

We headed out for another hike in the Ah-Shi-Sle-Pah Wilderness Study Area, this time looking for the hoodoo known as “King of Wings”.  It was very windy and cold:

We spotted a few wild horses:

After a bit we reached the badlands:

The hoodoo group that contains King of Wings:

The King of Wings.  This hoodoo supports a dramatically overhanging capstone:

Photographing it from below yielded some dramatic photographs:

At least this fellow died in a scenic area:

We continued on to search for the structure called “Space Spoon”:

The Space Spoon from a number of angles:

The vast emptiness of the American West never ceases to amaze me, and I treasure the solitude it provides:

Selfie time:

The rolling badlands create abstract patterns:

So many colors:

More horses:

A windmill on the way back:

We also saw this wild horse along the road:

We hitched up the RV and drove north to the Angel Peak Scenic Area, a designation well deserved:

Angel Peak:

I had hoped to find a dispersed camping location from which I could fly along the canyon rim, but we were unsuccessful, so we overnighted at a nearby gas station.  See the trip map for today’s drive and our current location.