Cruise Moab 2009 Pix

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...Jim, Rob, and Kevin on the descent down WipeOut Hill
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...phew - that was steep... back to landscapes. Potash road into White Rim road. That's Rob on Musselman Arch.
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...but the sun came out in the afternoon... and brought an end to an awesome week in the company of great friends. Thanks to everyone who made this a truly memorable adventure!
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LandCruiserPhil said:
Is that River House? If so I was there 20 years ago on a Kayak trip on the San Juan and was told it was only accessible from the river or hiking ....did you guys hike?
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Yes, Snake House, aka River House, had to hike ... about this far.:hillbilly:
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Tuesday was one of my all time favorite drives, Lockhart Basin, from Monticello to Moab.

On the way into the park we stopped at Newspaper Rock.
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Taking pix seemed almost pointless, sure you can stick the cam out the window almost anywhere and get a good snapshot, some may even qualify as photographs, but the camera is far too crude of a tool to capture the place, it doesn’t fit. In person the place has fantastic 3D depth, texture, vastness, etc, the pix are flat, boring, disappointing. :o
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Paging Carl! Checkout this sign, never seen it before duskish, look how far the fire ball is above the rims! We even got to the hotel in daylight!:cool:
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We now know what the other side the pass looks like, have seen the huge drop-offs, probably wont be bombing down that anymore!:hillbilly:
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