This fire has been burning since Monday. The photos are from yesterday and last night, taken from our back patio.
Wednesday, May 23, 2007
"Human caused"...as usual
This fire has been burning since Monday. The photos are from yesterday and last night, taken from our back patio.
Thursday, May 17, 2007
Trip to Moab: Day 5
On Wednesday, it was time to make our way back across two states worth of loooooooong road. We left Moab about 7:30. On the way home I wanted to see "Crystal Peak". Crystal Peak is a weird mountain in the middle of the middle of nowhere. Seriously, its out there. A breakdown could mean a very serious situation. Although we were very prepared for such a catastrophe, it was still a little nerve racking. Highway 50 is barren enough, and we drove about 40 miles further into the big nothing to find Crystal Peak. Something I wouldn't have even attempted without my new trusty Garmin GPS. Linda was not impressed, but I thought it was pretty cool. The white mountain sticks out like a sore thumb, and it is surrounded by crystal stones of all types. I thought of Jim and the little brown sack he used to wear around his neck...
This car was one of the first interesting things we came across on the way. Making sure my VX didn't end up like this was a thought....

This car was one of the first interesting things we came across on the way. Making sure my VX didn't end up like this was a thought....
Trip to Moab: Day 3
On Monday morning we met up with Scott and Eric from the VehiCROSS.info forum. We drove down to
Dead Horse Point, a spot my friend Steve suggested we see.

Dead Horse Point, a spot my friend Steve suggested we see.
Trip to Moab: Day 2
On Sunday morning we woke up and packed up the campsite. As we pulled out of our spot, we spotted this critter on the road:
MARMOT CROSSING!
MARMOT CROSSING!
Trip to Moab: Day 1
OK, so I am going to break the posts from the last 5 days into separate posts for each day.
We took 5GBs of pics and 3 mini-DV tapes worth of video.
We left early Saturday morning and hit hwy 50 about 1.5 hours into the drive. Highway 50 is also
known as Lincoln Highway, and also known as "The Loneliest Road in America". There are several
very long stretches of nothing but beautiful Nevada high desert and Great Basin mountain ranges.
There are a few small towns on the way, one of which is Austin, right in the middle of the state. We
stoped for gas in Austin and checked out "Stokes Castle" below.

We took 5GBs of pics and 3 mini-DV tapes worth of video.
We left early Saturday morning and hit hwy 50 about 1.5 hours into the drive. Highway 50 is also
known as Lincoln Highway, and also known as "The Loneliest Road in America". There are several
very long stretches of nothing but beautiful Nevada high desert and Great Basin mountain ranges.
There are a few small towns on the way, one of which is Austin, right in the middle of the state. We
stoped for gas in Austin and checked out "Stokes Castle" below.
Friday, May 4, 2007
Its snowing in May...
Yes folks, its cold and snowing today in Reno. Its May 4th by the way. This morning I woke up to this on my back fence. I think it was waiting for CeCe to come outside for breakfast.
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