Different Observations

So I know the assignment was intended for on BYU campus, but my girlfriend and I went to Bridal Veil Falls over the weekend and I thought that it would be a great spot to find out the observational differences that we had since there is so much to observe there.

Her List

• The tree line ends really high up on the mountain.
• I wonder why they felt the need to put power lines at the base of the mountain.
• Some of the leaves are starting to change!
• There are more Mexicans than any other ethnicity here.
• Lots of pretty, small, purple daisies.
• My lai (she had made a lai out of sunflowers) is slowly being pushed off the rock by the mist from the waterfall.
• My left cheek is hotter than my right.
• Nobody uses cameras anymore, everyone uses their phones.
• The falls are illuminated.
• I can see twelve white cars and one yellow hummer.
• I can see one random power line coming across the road, possibly brings electricity to the shack?
• The strata on the mountains are gorgeous.
• The earth is so old.
• My flip flops are dry everywhere except the bottom of my feet.

My List

• Lots of trees and bushes.
• The rocks are slippery.
• There are people climbing up the rocks.
• Weird people are getting their shoes wet.
• Water is falling on me.
• The sky is pretty.
• My girlfriend looks good.
• There are some dogs running around.
• There are lots of cars driving on the highway for a Sunday.
• I can see lots of bugs and flowers.
• A guy just almost fell.
• These mountains are huge and I am so small.
• This waterfall is very cold. 
• That guy wore the totally wrong shoes. 

We had very different lists even though we were looking at the same things. It was a very entertaining process for us to read the lists. 

This is the view we had when we took the observations. 

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