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Do you really want drive across the incredibly improbable bridge or evolution?

This looks pretty sturdy, and quite un-designed.

Nice picture. I have actually been there once, at it was at an unlikely time...

Rainbow Bridge on lake Powell. My family rented a house boat for a week there when I was growing up. The hobby of my family growing up was water skiing. I learned how to water ski the summer after kindergarten, learned how to barefoot (rope, not boom) in junior high, and have continued practicing Peter's school of surf ever since... Although not an ideal place for water skiing as the rhythmic disturbances of the water repeatably reflect of the rock walls without losing significant energy causing non-ideal water ski conditions (smooth water is better), Lake Powell is a beautiful lake. The area reflects the glory of God evident in His creation.

One scientific experiment that we performed there that I will not repeat: Drive houseboat to the greenest area of the desert by a body of water and try to sleep. It is evident, easily observed as the sun goes down that mosquitoes tend to congregate there....: )

The circumstantial evidence of a flood is everywhere you look around that area as well, I believe that the picture you presented is circumstantial evidence of a flood as well.

When we visited rainbow bridge, we just happened to be there when NBC news was filming pictures for closing credits. They shot film of us posing as ourselves group of tourists visiting rainbow bridge. This was an improbable event, but a whole lot more probable then then many improbable events required for evolution.

I am sure since you are very intelligent and very well designed, and you can trust your brain because it wasn't programmed by chance, that you know the difference between a sturdy stone bridge most likely made by a flood, and an easily collapsible bridge used as a metaphor...

Thanks for the picture! It brings back some great memories.

Thanks for the ping, antiRepublicrat!

This looks pretty sturdy, and quite un-designed.

It only looks this because it's constantly falling apart!