Dry spell in California is affecting Yosemite National Park


By AGENCY

All this beauty is effected by the recent drought. Photos: AFP

It is one of America’s most popular natural wonders, but even Yosemite National Park cannot escape the drought ravaging California, now in its fourth year and fuelling growing concern.

At first glance, the spectacular beauty of the park with its soaring cliffs and picture-postcard valley floor remains unblemished, still enchanting the millions of tourists who flock to the landmark every year. But on closer inspection, the drought’s effects are clearly visible.

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