Wild Blue Yonder

The Wild Blue Yonder. We don't always have plain blue skies ...

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I know this arch, Craig and I am guessing you don't want me to talk about where it is. A buddy and I had a difficult time getting there but it was worth the trip. On the way back (we were driving a Jeep) we got hung up a bit so that the back drive tire was barely touching some rock. It would just spin and was producing some very fine rubber particles behind the tire. It was kind of funny. We slipped another thin slab of rock under it and off we went. BTW, nice image of a place where it is difficult to get a really good image and congratulations on the Daily Featured Post.
 

MonikaC

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I know this arch, Craig and I am guessing you don't want me to talk about where it is. A buddy and I had a difficult time getting there but it was worth the trip. On the way back (we were driving a Jeep) we got hung up a bit so that the back drive tire was barely touching some rock. It would just spin and was producing some very fine rubber particles behind the tire. It was kind of funny. We slipped another thin slab of rock under it and off we went. BTW, nice image of a place where it is difficult to get a really good image and congratulations on the Daily Featured Post.
Doug, I've been there in winter. Drove a bit of it, then walked the rest. It's quite a treat when a normally busy trailhead is deserted.
 
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