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Lunch in Leadfield836 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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Bagshot Row836 viewsA whole row of hobbit-houses, out in the desert. Not as green as the original Shire, but desert hobbits have to make do.
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Farrabee Jeep835 viewsJoAnn drove, and Kelly and I were passengers on the way to Marble Canyon.
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Upended Slabs835 viewsThe geological processes which formed the mountains in and around Death Valley caused many layers of rock to be dislodged and uptilted to crazy angles.
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Bicycle Brigade835 viewsThe parade also included a barrage of bicyclists.
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Colorful Cliffs834 viewsA greenish layer is visible in the foreground hill. Further on, reds are prominent.
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Lizard Hill834 viewsSorta looks like a giant lizard climbing to the top of that hill. Glad it wasn't.
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Keyhole Kave833 viewsI don't know whether the hole in the cliff wall really leads to a cave, but I gave it a name anyway.
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Back at Hell's Gate833 viewsThe dust storm in the valley floor doesn't seem to have abated any since we first passed this point. If anything, it's gotten worse.
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Expedition Vehicles827 viewsLeft to right: Red Sonja (Sandie's Subaru Outback), Mike's Baja Bug and JoAnn's Toyota Tacoma. Of the three, only the Outback has 4-wheel drive; the others are 2-wheel drive, but all are equally at home in Titus Canyon.
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Almost Through827 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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Terrain825 viewsThe peaks are higher and the landscape more rugged as we get deeper into the Canyon.
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