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Sunday, October 13, 2013

Come Along on Backroads to Moab...Over Dallas Divide, Past Norwood, Nucla, Naturita, Disappointment Valley, Bedrock, Paradox, and Old La Salle


Greetings from Camp Boondock, Utah, on the edge of Postcard Country. In less than an hour Bobbie and I will be taking a Mountain Bike ride with the hater of all things "scenic," the lovey Romantics versus the austere Intellectual. Let the Games begin.

The drive from home to Moab was stunning; Ms Autumn was at her splendid peak! Goldie performed well, and the new storage containers didn't fall off the receiver hitch I welded on to her backside. 73 degrees is the forecasted high today, but rain is coming tonight along with a slight cool front. I'm ok, tho; as my nephew d. says..."It's all good." 

Now sit back and enjoy the backroad to Moab as seen through Goldie's eyes. 
On The Road with mark and bobbie...
  






















15 comments:

  1. Such stunning and diverse scenery. Thanks.

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  2. Isn't it nice when the clouds cooperate! Enjoy being "on the road", it's truly the life!

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  3. Very nice! Sure glad you got to warmer climate.

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  4. Mark, in the 20 some years we have been making that drive over to La Sal Junction at the end of our Ouray stay we have never experienced the awesome beauty that the skies provided for your killer road shots.
    Like us I am sure you are glad the days of film photography are over. Now the San Juans looked lovely in their new winter white dress and the La Sals appear to have more snow that we have seen for Oct 12.
    That said, we hope you have a terrific winter basking in the sun.
    Knowing you will stay thirsty.
    Grateful in California

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  5. More awesome pictures, thanks agin for sharing, scenery that we not see for a few years, if ever.

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  6. Doesn't get much better does it! I don't believe there is a bad view in those areas. Enjoy Moab!!

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  7. Beautiful clouds! Ah the road to Moab! I can hardly wait till spring!

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  8. Laverne says:

    Talk about postcards....dang! Happy trails.....

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  9. Absolutely beautiful photos of a most beautiful area! The clouds were "ART" and presented themselves to you in a dramatic way! Have fun in Moab and on your winter travels! We will be leaving Colorado for the winter at the end of the month!

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  10. What a stunning drive! So glad you are back on the road.

    Metamorphosis Lisa

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  11. Looking forward to more gorgeous Utah pictures and wild hiking stories. Enjoy!

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  12. Wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, awesome, excellent, wow, bow-wow. (Oops couldn't help the last one.) Such eye-popping photos!

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  13. Howdy B&M,
    Of course, really great pics, BUT TWO IN A ROW of straight roads, with no curves !!!! A first for MJ, I think !!! With the travel ahintcha, the beautiful canyons before you, y'all ought to have a HAPPY DAY !!!

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  14. How do you do that through the front window? Please share.

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