Yea,me `n the missus went "campin" in Death Valley in our 30' Motorhome,but it really sucked `cos one of the three 40" flat screen tv`s we have broke.......right in the middle of the friggin Dolphin game.....Honey,call the repairman......
Next thing y`know they`ll have ice cream stands at Grotto Canyon,or maybe a Starfucks......Yea,that`ll blend it`s way riiiight in to millions of years of rock formations nooo problem.They just gotta pick the right color scheme.....
Ok,rant over.
Here`s the rest,or at least most of the rest of the pics from my Death Valley adventure.
I would have loved to have stayed there longer(blown up a few motorhomes).....did I just say that out loud?...and gone on some four or five day hikes like the John Muir Trail,which starts in Yosemite,goes through the Ansel Adams Wilderness,Sequioa NP,Kings Canyon NP and ends where ze pitcher above was taken,Mt.Whitney,which at 14,990 ft is the tallest peak in CONUS,but I had to get to Steamboat CO. to mi amigos Pete `n Heather before I got snowed in somewhere in Utah or Colorado.
As it is,I just squeaked in by a couple of days,as today in Steamboat,the white stuff is a couple of feet deep.
My next trip is down to the local Walmart to buy 26 packs of Golf Shoe Studs.........
Be Well
Murph
2 comments:
Murph, nice shot of the plaque at the Dolomite Mine. You might have noticed the text of E Clampus Vitus at the bottom of the plaque. ECV, or the 'Clampers' is a fraternal historical organization in which Sean and I are both members. I'm in Julia C Bulette 1864 chapter, and Sean is from Chief Truckee. You'll see ECV plaques all over the west coast, and as far east as Utah and Arizona. A bit more info:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E_Clampus_Vitus
Death Valley was a real surprise, I didn't know what to expect, it was really beautiful. I was lucky enough to be there in November, off-season. There were a lot of dirt roads to check out, not a soul there, it was nice.
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