Ship Rock
Cove Arch
Water erosion caused these very thin shaped rocks
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- Gene & Sue Feltner
- On Jan 24, 2009 we left on an Adventure Caravan with 20 other Recreational Vehicles to tour the Yucatan and Colonial Mexico. It was a 59 day tour, a great time and an awesome learning experience.
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- June 12 thru June 23Our trip to Montrose, Colorado...
- San Juan Mountains & Ridgeway Lake San Juan Moun...
- On June 16 we drove through Owl Creek Canyon which...
- Chimney Rock Uncompahgre Mountains Refreshing mou...
- Our next excursion took us to the beautiful Black ...
- Black Canyon of the Gunnison Black Canyon of the ...
- Friday night we went to Bar M Chuchwagon. This wa...
- Hole N" The Rock houseNo bull! This is made of iro...
- On down the road we turned west to head up to the ...
- Canyonlands National ParkClose-up shows depth of c...
- Moab is a Mecca for bicyclist. There are many diff...
- Slick Rock
- Thursday we went to Arches National Park. The var...
- Balanced Rock North Window Arch Turret Arch
- Ship RockCove ArchWater erosion caused these very ...
- June 5We are in Moab, Utah. The heat is back on!!...
- Solid rock bluffs Unusual rock formations Trees a...
- Petrogliphs Petrogliphs
- June 4, 2006We left Kanarraville Utah on I-15 nort...
- I 70 scenery Steep decline I 70 scenery
- June 1, 2006We drove to Bryce Canyon and along the...
- Snow at 10,000 feetView from the plateauBeautiful ...
- Just before arriving at Bryce Canyon we went throu...
- Red Canyon CliffsRed Canyon CliffsRed Canyon Cliffs
- At Bryce Canyon we again took a shuttle bus up to ...
- Bryce Canyon ancient cityBryce Canyon HoodoosBryce...
- Our next stop on the bus shuttle was the Sunset vi...
- View of canyon floor below A close look will show...
- Hoodoos from down in the canyon
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