Weeping Rock, Zions National Park

On Memorial Day we spent the day hiking around Zions National Park. One of the spots we visited is called Weeping Rock. There isn't a body of water around but yet water falls from the rocks. They say that these particular rocks act like sponges when it rains. It takes thousands of years for the water to make it through the rocks and out. According to their calculations the water that is currently coming out is from Noah's time, from the flood. So I had Noah water fall on my head that day. Kind of interesting.