Zion-Holy mountain

The continual plowing of the loth pheallagach and sound of Green Jeans foot prints in Ashintully Castle enchant that I am Clan Morrison. The jumble of wires for hanging works and the sketch books which are more loved then great artist express that I am an artist. I am a Zionist which there happens to be a national park named after her. It was Named by a Mormon man named Isaac Behuin. The Native American believe that it was the center of the earth. When panting of the area where seen at the seen at the Wolds Fair at St. Louise , no one believed them until a passing Mormon verified it as he had been their thus creating mass tourism to the region. It became a  national park in 1919. I used to cultivate my garden.

Zion National Park's mythology is largely bound to Mormon mythology but also has its own mythology. For instance, the owl  is a Mexican Spotted Owl (Note: not to scale as the actual owl is on average the size of an average cat with a wing span of four feet.) which is an endanger species in the park; however as being so big and theoretically can grow bigger, it appears to be similar  to accounts of the “la lechuza.” The owl is wearing a Navajo bolo which first nation still lives in the park. The owl is standing on a gear from Cable Mountain which used to bring wood into the canyon but was shut down in 1930. The gear is on a petroglyths behind every thing is the Court of the Patriarchs which is said to have been named by a Methodist missionary. It is 9” x 12,” drawn with pencil and white chalk and completed recently. If you are interested in buying this or any other of my work email me at MatthewMorrison76@gmail.com to order.