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Colorful Cliffs290 viewsA greenish layer is visible in the foreground hill. Further on, reds are prominent.
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Ovine Meadow289 viewsAlthough we didn't see any on this excursion, on prior visits some members of our party have spotted bighorn sheep in this meadow, which is fed by a nearby spring.
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Red Pass Dragon288 viewsA mighty stone dragon commands the hilltop above Red Pass, but we sneaked past him unscathed.
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Red Pass288 viewsMike hangs out by Red Sonja while the girls go for a stroll. Check out the varicolored rock strata in the background hills.
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On the Way to Titus Canyon285 viewsThe stark beauty of the arid landscape is unspoiled by human hand.
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Craggy Landscape285 viewsThe crag on the right resembles a boraching whale. Note the big rocks in the road.
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Twisted Rocks285 viewsBizarre rock formations tower over us as we proceed on the way from Leadfield.
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Baja Bug283 viewsMike Nardi pulled out ahead of us and stayed in the lead all the way through the Canyon.
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Lunch in Leadfield282 viewsSome of the structures of the abandoned town, as well as tailings from the erstwhile mine, can be seen behind our vehicles.
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Real and recent petroglyphs282 viewsThere definitely are petroglyphs on this rock. These are clearly the work of modern-day savages.
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The Overhanging Cliffs279 viewsThe canyon walls loom over the road as we approach the entrance to the dreaded Narrows.
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Almost Through271 viewsIf we can just make it past this last jumble of rock before it comes crashing down, we're home free.
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