Northeast NM to
Canyonlands Nat Pk, UT
Waypoint 27 to 36
Note: Not all waypoints are overnights.
Some are created to force the software to
take the desired route
Turning west off of hwy 297 N of Amarillo, TX towards NM the traffic volume goes from light to extremely minimal. Forget receiving an over the air radio station. They are few and far between from here to the other side of the Sierra Nevada mountains in CA. Satellite Radio is our company.
Click on map & pics to enlarge to full size.
Click on map & pics to enlarge to full size.
WP 27 Capulin Mountain, NM
Enlarge & look carefully.
There is a town out there
Looking down into the crater of a long extinct volcano
The carpark is near top center. The dot is our truck.
WP 30 Colorado, Sand Dunes National Monument area
On the hoof for the next photo op always keeping
an eye out for rattle snakes.
Sand Dunes. Over 300' high. That is way higher than Gibbs
for the Bermudians looking. WP 30
WP 30. No, not ants. Energetic people hiking
Carolyn takes a stab at black and white photography.
The few photographers on the list might appreciate it
Oh well
Pretty much just us the ground squirrels, a few rabbits & the coyotes howling.
Just like boating. You never let the weather win.
Even if it is a little breezy and in the 40s,
you must have the fire.
WP 30. Does it get any better than this?
Somewhere between WP 31 and 32
Near the top of Slumgullion Pass, CO. One wicked vehicle testing pass.
Brake pads were literally smoking when we got to the bottom at Lake City,
something like a 3000' drop in road level in very few miles.
Colorado high country
Mine tailings
North of WP 32, Lake City
North of Lake City
View from Dead Horse State Park Visitors Center
Dead Horse Point State Park, UT, WP 36
WP36. Part of the road to the top of the
Canyonlands mesa. A 3 mile 8% grade.
Dead Horse Point State Park, UT. Colorado River below.
Half the depth of the Grand Canyon but no less impressive.
Headed down to Pucker Pass. Yes, it IS a two way road.
Pucker Pass
Down from Pucker Pass
Rockface
Weathered tree stump
The Colorado winds through Dead Horse Point State Park
Dead Horse Point State Park, UT
A Dead Horse Point campground sunset
Canyonlands. The fishing vest carries camera stuff very nicely
WP36, Grand View Point overlook, Canyonlands NP, UT
WP36, Grand View Point overlook, Canyonlands NP, UT
WP36, Grand View Point overlook, Canyonlands NP, UT
The two dots near center bottom are vehicles
Indian Paintbrush, Canyonlands
All pics are 'as is' out of the camera. Wish I had a polarizing filter for some of them to clear up some of the haze & make the colours as rich as they looked through polarized sunglasses.
Great adventure you guys are/have been/continue to be on :) Carolyn your pics are awesome and, yes, I like the sand dunes done in black and white a lot.
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