[Pete-R-Bilt]

May I offer for your enjoyment, this is one of my favorite reference websites...

I’ve planned many a trip because of an article I’ve read here...

http://www.desertusa.com/

as for Moab, sadly, it’s gone the way of Aspen and Park City...

big water and Page are I think the next on the hit list for yupps and dinks...

http://www.desertusa.com/

I’ve been hauling Indian sandstone down to Big water for a gated community (7 figures) and of course thay want it to look real so they buy 100 tons of sandstone from the other side of the planet...

gotta go load next weeks load of bacon for the bay.

BBL

[Pete-R-Bilt]

sometimes I’m such a Goober!

http://www.antelopepointlakepowell.com/index.asp

[Elsie]

as for Moab, sadly, it’s gone the way of Aspen and Park City...

Yup!

Californicated to the MAX!

[Elsie]

I got chased down in Big Water for driving thru a guys yard!

(It LOOKED like just a bunch of sand tracks to me!)

[Elsie]

Jerome, AZ one of America’s most haunted ghost towns

Haunted by TOURISTS!!

[Elsie]

I’ve been hauling Indian sandstone down to Big water for a gated community

Screw the gate; buy a GUN!

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The dusty track leading outta BW, heading east, north of the pond, is quite an interesting trip thru strange land forms!

[bert]

thanks for the web link.

I put an Indian Country map on the wall, viewable at all times. It shows all the roads we’ve traveled over the various trips there. I then stuck pins at all the various national parks, monuments etc. Although we intend to take at least a month on our next trip, there are 28 pins and they don’t include numerous places not federal.

The problem, as yet unresolved, is how to limit the places we absolutely want to see or to see again. There are several pieces of new road as well. We may have to just move out there to get it out of our system.