A hike to the heavens
During the Thanksgiving weekend, in a rare occurrence that only affects the area about once a decade, the Grand Canyon was filled with a dense, white fog caused by a phenomenon called temperature inversion.
Here is the view of Grand canyon from the Oohaah point in South kaibab trail. As you can see absolutely none of the canyon could be seen from this height, we had to descend another 1000 feet below the clouds to get a view of the canyon.
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