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Bridges not arches
15th Nov.
We arrived around 10.30am and popped into the Visitor Centre to pick up a map and off we went on the scenic loop road to see the three natural bridges. Our first stop was at Sipapu, (translates to 'place of emergence), Bridge view point, where we did a short walk down steps and a ladder to a beautiful view point on a ledge. The next was Kachina, (native spirits), Bridge which we just viewed from an overlook a few hundred feet from the road and ...
Moky Dugway vers National Bridges Monument, Utah
Jeudi on est parti pour un tour de Goosneck State Park, là où la rivière a fait des boucles au lieu d'avancer en ligne droite (6 miles de méandres pour avanfer à peinde de 2 miles; en formant un canyon très profond).
Après, pour continuer vers National Bridges National Monument, le chemin passe par Moki Dugway : la route nationale devient un chemin en gravier qui monterapidement la montagne; il s'agit d'un ...
UPDATE BACK TO CIVILIZATION - DAY 4
UPDATE:
If you are not internet savvy (as I am not), I want to tell you a few things I should have told you on day 1...
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Rogan took the awesome photo of the raft that's almost vertical.
While on ...
Lange wegen, prachtige campings
Tripping in the USA, dat is de titel van deze blog. We rijden gemiddeld zo'n 3-4 uur per dag door dit mega grote land. Afentoe zetten we de iPod aan terwijl we over eindeloos rechte wegen rijden. John Denver begint te zingen:.
Country roads, take me home
To the place, I be-long
West virginia, mountain momma
Take me home, country roads
En we begrijpen hem helemaal; zingen uit volle borst mee. The land ...
Capitol Reef national park
... a couple of mountain sheep – a rare sighting in this part of the world and different to the ones we frequently encounter in Alberta with less tightly curled horns – that demanded much photographing as they browsed with little concern for us.
Our next stop was a detour along the Burr Trail, another scenic drive in part through a narrow gorge. The gorge was similar to what we had seen elsewhere – sheer sandstone cliffs on either ...
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