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| Left Blanding before sunup this morning and as the sun is peeking over the horizon I'm having to push my bike and trailer up this steep grade. |
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| Got a downhill run here for a ways. |
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| Rocks stacked up leaning against the sky. |
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| They had to move a lot of rock to make this cut. |
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| You can see the drill holes for the dynamite. |
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| The landscape gets bigger. |
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| The shadows make for cool riding. |
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| Rough crossing this arroyo without a highway. |
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| Do you suppose this rock formation counts the vehicles passing by? |
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| It took a long time for this sculpture to be carved. |
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| Ripples of sandstone. |
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| My great granddaughter says this looks like sand dune rocks. |
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| Scenes like this are just around every turn in the road. |
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| Shade under a juniper tree is a nice place to have lunch. |
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| More scenery. |
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| Still more scenery. |
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| A glimpse of the ruggedness of this land. |
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| A zoomed in shot of the above canyon. |
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| Looks like a giant hogan |
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| Somewhere down there is my destination for today. |
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| Wind at work |
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| Jacob's chair. |
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| Zoomed in shot of Jacob's chair. |
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| The scorpion is ready to strike. |
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| The sun is in the right place for this picture. |
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| This one, too. |
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| Another water carved canyon . |
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| I was wondering what percent grade this was that I was pushing my bicycle up. Then when I got to the top I found out. |
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| Bryan setting up his sleeping quarters. |
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| Dustin relaxing. Bryan, Dustin, Kory, and I slept under the porch of the visitors center at Hite Landing where the Colorado River enters Lake Powell. |
I have some of the same pictures you took. I especially liked Jacobs chair. Good job Larry. Awesome memories for you!
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