Here's few shots from our trip out west over Christmas break.
Saw this sign at a steak house in Louisiana.
Saw this sign at a steak house in Louisiana.
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you should have stole it.
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A) We had to keep everyone warm first night of camping.
B) View of mt. Taylor (ca 12K) from my moms village.
C) We saw our first snow in Zuni canyon, near my moms house. It was nothing compared to what was to come.
A) We had to keep everyone warm first night of camping.
B) View of mt. Taylor (ca 12K) from my moms village.
C) We saw our first snow in Zuni canyon, near my moms house. It was nothing compared to what was to come.
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A) coming out of Zuni canyon one day we saw this fellow parked at the bottom of a cliff. By the time we found the camera he was airborne.
B) Average western sunset.
C) This year we cut our Christmas tree in the mountains--offroad!
B) Average western sunset.
C) This year we cut our Christmas tree in the mountains--offroad!
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A) Couple day after our arrival came record snowfall.
B) Good time to climb mt. Taylor--during the storm.
C) oops. Got a little to close to the ditch. glad my winch worked. No fun spending the night at ca 10k feet. The snow was up to my knees pulling the cable to the nearest tree.
B) Good time to climb mt. Taylor--during the storm.
C) oops. Got a little to close to the ditch. glad my winch worked. No fun spending the night at ca 10k feet. The snow was up to my knees pulling the cable to the nearest tree.
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A) after getting stuck on mt Taylor and struggling too much in that depth of snow I decided to stick to milder roads in the Zuni mountains which hover around 9k. There were some impassable roads there too but we found some great trails.
B-C) rewards were awesome scenery and great snow-tubing hills.
B-C) rewards were awesome scenery and great snow-tubing hills.
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A) BLM road took us way out among the mesas.
B) no trip to the snow complete w/o one of these. Whats that hat made of anyway?
C) Hike out to El Morro, site one of the many 16thc spanish expeditions passed led to petroglyphs.
B) no trip to the snow complete w/o one of these. Whats that hat made of anyway?
C) Hike out to El Morro, site one of the many 16thc spanish expeditions passed led to petroglyphs.
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A) on the rocks
B) why not just say "please drive here" cuz thats what we did. An earlier attempt was blocked by deep snow. After the snow plow came through there remained a 3" layer of slushy volcanic mud. I fished tailed, slid and hit the occiassional snow bank for 8 miles in each direction. We drove till the snow got too deep.
C) they call it the "Chain of Craters" road. On the northern edge of el MalPais national monument--ca 20min drive from my mothers house. It follows a defunct volcanic rift which spewed ca 100 sq miles of lava (el malpais) and is lined with volcanic cinders cones. Its a fascinating landscape full of caves to be explored and scenery that comes out of a sci-fi movie. As you can see Mississippi doesn't have a monopoly on mud.
B) why not just say "please drive here" cuz thats what we did. An earlier attempt was blocked by deep snow. After the snow plow came through there remained a 3" layer of slushy volcanic mud. I fished tailed, slid and hit the occiassional snow bank for 8 miles in each direction. We drove till the snow got too deep.
C) they call it the "Chain of Craters" road. On the northern edge of el MalPais national monument--ca 20min drive from my mothers house. It follows a defunct volcanic rift which spewed ca 100 sq miles of lava (el malpais) and is lined with volcanic cinders cones. Its a fascinating landscape full of caves to be explored and scenery that comes out of a sci-fi movie. As you can see Mississippi doesn't have a monopoly on mud.
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A) chain of craters snow/lavascape.
B) Lava boulders
B) Lava boulders
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Great pics Barry. Thanks for sharing with us.
Be careful out there!
Be careful out there!
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I suggest the formation of an expeditionary force to retrieve it.
without a doubt, Barry Hause is the Indiana Jones of Cottonland.
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Awesome pics!
euclid
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Wow, what a trip. The pic of the deer is amazing, reminds me of the one you got of chestnut leaping into the pond.
Great pics. Thanks for posting. Next time I get the invite I'm going.
Great pics. Thanks for posting. Next time I get the invite I'm going.
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hold that thought.
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That looks like an awesome trip!!!
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That old 60 has seen the country! Great pics. I wish we lived somewhere like that! Beautiful country.
Later,
Later,
