Moonscape Print Type:Fine Art Paper The water here rarely climbs

The water here rarely climbs above 60°F — even in August

towels and books and people doing the one thing the beach is really for

In the 1950s and 60s

The moss is rhyolite-stained

and the headlands stepping out to sea

Moonscape Print Type:Fine Art Paper The water here rarely climbsMoonscape Overlook sits on the edge of the Caineville Mesa in south central Utah, off a dirt road most people miss on the drive between Capitol Reef and Goblin Valley. The blue grey shales here are Mancos Shale seafloor sediment from the Cretaceous, now eroding into the badlands you see in the frame. Arthur catches a lone figure on the ledge at dusk, Henry Mountains on the horizon.