
Mine Relics966 viewsAn old stamp mill, designed to crush rock containing gold ore by pounding it, thereby preparing it for further processing. The ore is fed in via buckets carried down on the aerial tramway.
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Is this really the way?959 viewsKind of looks like a dead-end up ahead. We press on regardless.
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Tricyclists959 viewsThe people riding on the trikes were quite colorful themselves.
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The Zero Gravity Jungle Gym958 viewsI prefer to think of it as an opportunity rather than an obstacle.
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Turnoff to Titus Canyon954 viewsHere is where we left Highway 374 (Daylight Pass Road) to embark on our Titus Canyon adventure.
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Jo and Jeep954 viewsJoAnn Rees driving the rented Farrabee's Jeep in Monarch Canyon.
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JLF at Aspendos951 viewsAnother sighting of the intrepid explorer.
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Hazard Warning951 viewsI couldn't figure out why such a sign might be necessary. Everything seemed perfectly new, spiffy and in great working order.
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The Bands Play On950 viewsThe reeds and grass gave way to a drier and more open area, but with the same towering, colorfully banded cliffs.
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Descent943 viewsI am on the trail taking me to the canyon floor, where I'll see some interesting stuff.
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Tea Time938 viewsAnother tea service, this time in blue velvet.
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Boiled Alive937 viewsThe silkworm cocoons have to be dissolved in boiling water before the silk threads can be extracted. The silkworms are thus boiled alive inside their cocoons - 6,600 silkworms have to die for every kilogram of silk produced. The PETA folks are not happy about it.
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