Mike and I agreed: the rain is rare, but it looms large. We retreated to our rigs with snacks and books. I forgot how claustrophobic a little Prius can feel. NAP!!
There was something about this particular campsite in a little box canyon that seemed visually-rich.
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| I was too late to save him. |
There's a lot about Utah that seems visually-rich.
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| Bears Ears. Stop looking for the apostrophe. |
We surrendered to the weather and ran like the wind back to Blanding for hot food and hotter showers. Pro tip: 7-11/Exxon sells the best showers in everywhere.
The real question is where to go next. Question mark. We're thinking at least to lower elevation, which means Bluff, so that the precipitation is at least liquid. Bluff? Key West?
P.S. If you see a duck, wish it a happy birthday!
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I'll wish our goose a happy birthday ok?
If you end up in Bluff try the fry bread Taco at Twin Rocks Trading Post, I asked that my bread not be fried in Animal fat and they so they grilled it and it was awesome... Delicious.
That'll do, Lynn!
Oh heck, I'm ketoing right now, Sondra! Bummer.
Wonderful gnarly trees - even the poor guy you couldn't save LOL.
Beautiful vistas. You're in such pretty and historic country.
Wow Roxanne!
These are some pretty amazing photo's! So glad I decided to jump on today! The one you call a man I think is a woman and she brought tears to my eyes. The first panorama one brought tears to my eyes and the flower made me smile!
Really great pics!
Thank you, 'Freude! And, I'm thinking about 2 billion bloggers wish they'd gotten that name first.
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