NatureGround >> Arches & Mesa Verde Vacation Pics
| 5/21/07 11:55 PM | |
Mullet @ Heart
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Edited: 22-May-07 12:02 AM Member Since: 01/01/2001 Posts: 41008 |
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| 5/21/07 11:57 PM | |
samichlaus
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Edited: 21-May-07 Member Since: 01/01/2001 Posts: 11106 |
cool! Is that southern Utah? |
| 5/21/07 11:59 PM | |
Mullet @ Heart
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Edited: 21-May-07 Member Since: 01/01/2001 Posts: 41009 |
The last 3 are from Mesa Verde Colorado. The ones before that are from Southern Utah, near Moab. |
| 5/22/07 12:01 AM | |
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Jinx
Edited: 22-May-07 Member Since: 01/01/2001 Posts: 50623 |
Do you get to go into the ruins? Or do they prevent you from stepping foot in there? |
| 5/22/07 12:04 AM | |
Bill Brasky Jr
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Edited: 22-May-07 12:09 AM Member Since: 01/01/2001 Posts: 1644 |
There are cliff dwellings like that in Bluff, Utah as well. There is also a very well preserved site on a ranch near Green River, Utah. The site is privately owned and ranchers patrol the area on horseback. The site was only recently discovered by the archeological community, and the owner of the ranch is very protective it it. Did you hike around in the Firey Furnace at Arches at all? |
| 5/22/07 12:14 AM | |
Mullet @ Heart
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Edited: 22-May-07 Member Since: 01/01/2001 Posts: 41010 |
Jinxter,
If you're wearing the special uniform (pictured below), you can do whatever the hell you want:
Actually, it's a mix. You can go into some, but not others. They have rules, like don't climb on the rocks, and shit.
Billy,
Good info. Thanks. We'll add those to the list of local sites to see. We did go to the furnace, but none of the pics I took made the cut for my online portfolio. I struggled to get good pics anywhere, due to shitty weather at times. Lots of overcast, which makes for real boring shots.
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| 5/22/07 12:23 AM | |
Bill Brasky Jr
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Edited: 22-May-07 Member Since: 01/01/2001 Posts: 1645 |
"Real boring shots" of Arches win photography contests in other states. I was in Washington visiting my mom, and she made me go to some arts fair her town was having. Apparently the local photography club took a trip to Arches, and pretty normal photos of The Firey Furnace and Delicate Arch won 1st, 2nd, and 3rd places. |
| 5/22/07 12:25 AM | |
Mullet @ Heart
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Edited: 22-May-07 Member Since: 01/01/2001 Posts: 41011 |
Makes sense. I guess I'm just picky. Big rocks like that need some shadows going on. |
| 5/22/07 12:29 AM | |
Mullet @ Heart
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Edited: 22-May-07 Member Since: 01/01/2001 Posts: 41012 |
Can't believe I forgot to add this one to the gallery. It's there now.
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| 5/22/07 12:33 AM | |
Bill Brasky Jr
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Edited: 22-May-07 Member Since: 01/01/2001 Posts: 1646 |
Awesome. |
| 5/22/07 9:48 AM | |
samichlaus
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Edited: 22-May-07 Member Since: 01/01/2001 Posts: 11112 |
LOL@ Scott's thinly veiled rainbow reference. |
| 5/22/07 9:50 AM | |
Steve72
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Edited: 22-May-07 Member Since: 01/01/2001 Posts: 41528 |
Those are awesome pics. I would bet that Delicate Arch is the most photographed natural object, or close to it. |
| 5/22/07 9:53 AM | |
Chalupa
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Edited: 22-May-07 Member Since: 08/01/2002 Posts: 34543 |
Drooling Dog is that you? Congrats on the weight loss! |
| 5/22/07 9:53 AM | |
The People's Knee
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Edited: 22-May-07 Member Since: 01/01/2001 Posts: 42147 |
thanks, mullet *daydreams for the rest of the day* |
| 5/22/07 9:55 AM | |
The People's Knee
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Edited: 22-May-07 10:00 AM Member Since: 01/01/2001 Posts: 42148 |
I loves me some petroglyphs ***edited 'cuz link doesn't work*** |
| 5/22/07 10:08 AM | |
Steve72
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Edited: 22-May-07 Member Since: 01/01/2001 Posts: 41532 |
*Checks flights from Philadelphia to Utah* |
| 5/22/07 10:26 AM | |
JudoWoman
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Edited: 22-May-07 Member Since: 05/25/2002 Posts: 19417 |
Beautiful pics.. lol sami |
| 5/22/07 10:35 AM | |
Mullet @ Heart
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Edited: 22-May-07 Member Since: 01/01/2001 Posts: 41014 |
Thanks, Chalupa. |
| 5/22/07 10:38 AM | |
Chalupa
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Edited: 22-May-07 Member Since: 08/01/2002 Posts: 34550 |
How much? Looking good, slim! |
| 5/22/07 10:47 AM | |
Mullet @ Heart
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Edited: 22-May-07 Member Since: 01/01/2001 Posts: 41016 |
I bounce around between 25-35 lbs down. Closer to 25 right now. I'm afraid to weight myself after a long weekend of eating out 3x's a day, and drinking every night. |
| 5/22/07 10:50 AM | |
Stronghold
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Edited: 22-May-07 Member Since: 01/01/2001 Posts: 33419 |
good pics... except the ones with people in them |
| 5/22/07 10:57 AM | |
Mullet @ Heart
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Edited: 22-May-07 11:00 AM Member Since: 01/01/2001 Posts: 41019 |
It's extremely difficult to avoid having people in the pics at places like that. Very frustrating. |
| 5/22/07 3:51 PM | |
Stronghold
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Edited: 22-May-07 Member Since: 01/01/2001 Posts: 33433 |
have any 1024x768 versions? |
| 5/22/07 4:23 PM | |
Mullet @ Heart
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Edited: 22-May-07 Member Since: 01/01/2001 Posts: 41031 |
Stronghold, Follow the link the gallery. Right-click on a pic, and select "show link to photo". You'll get a plethora of options. I took them on two cameras. A 10 MP and an 8 MP. Some are as big as 3648 x 2736. I think I shrunk the panos to 3000 wide. |
| 6/27/07 2:47 PM | |
Mullet @ Heart
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Edited: 27-Jun-07 Member Since: 01/01/2001 Posts: 41800 |
I don't know the names of the trails off the top of my head, but I can do some research for you. Or I could just take you. I know how to get to them. |
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Actually, it's a mix. You can go into some, but not others. They have rules, like don't climb on the rocks, and shit.
Billy,
Good info. Thanks. We'll add those to the list of local sites to see. We did go to the furnace, but none of the pics I took made the cut for my online portfolio. I struggled to get good pics anywhere, due to shitty weather at times. Lots of overcast, which makes for real boring shots.
