Expoordition 2011 Thread
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nwoods
Expedition Leader
I've been uploading my photos to my smugmug account here: http://nwoods.smugmug.com/Other/Misc/expoordition/
Here are a few I really like:
At the Border
At High Tanks (near Border)
Chris driving
The Road of the Devil
Cool chain drive excavator at Castle Dome ghost town museum
Funny engraving on this WWII lighter found on site
Along McPherson Pass:
Here are a few I really like:
At the Border
At High Tanks (near Border)
Chris driving
The Road of the Devil
Cool chain drive excavator at Castle Dome ghost town museum
Funny engraving on this WWII lighter found on site
Along McPherson Pass:
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cbradley
Adventurer
Day 3 - Part One - Yuma to Quartzsite
Just a quick refuel stop with wi-fi; I'll work on some text this evening and upload next time we hit civilization. Here are some shots from this morning's run from Yuma to Quartzsite, including the trip to the Castle Dome Mining Museum:
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Just a quick refuel stop with wi-fi; I'll work on some text this evening and upload next time we hit civilization. Here are some shots from this morning's run from Yuma to Quartzsite, including the trip to the Castle Dome Mining Museum:
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Scott Brady
Founder
Excellent images Nathan and Chris. Have fun in the mountains!
nwoods
Expedition Leader
Made it to Crown King last night. Limited Internet, can't upload any photos, but processed a bunch. Heading to Prescott this morning, should roll in around 1pm. Need to do some basic maint to the 4Runner, then we'll get to the photos tonight. Trip is going great, we've certainly covered a lot of miles so far.
Dave Bennett
Adventurist
Great stuff! :lurk:
nwoods
Expedition Leader
Fire! Driving from Crown King to Prescott on the inappropriately named Senator Highway, when things started getting pretty smokey. Getting closer with thicker and thicker smoke over the trail. Finally we reach an outpost of rangers who greatly relieve us with the news that's it's a controlled proscribed burn, and that the road ahead "is probably safe". Got some cool photos!
cbradley
Adventurer
Dripping Springs
My first attempt at astrophotography, inspired by the indescribably clear sky's. The glow over the horizon I assume to be from Phoenix.
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We awoke to find ourselves surrounded by petroglyphs.
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Not only from native american overlanders, but also from subsequent overlanders, this one from 1858.
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From 1938
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Though I had come to loathe them on a one on one basis, the forest of cholla surrounding our campsite was a sight to behold.
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These teddy bears bite.
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My first attempt at astrophotography, inspired by the indescribably clear sky's. The glow over the horizon I assume to be from Phoenix.
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We awoke to find ourselves surrounded by petroglyphs.
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Not only from native american overlanders, but also from subsequent overlanders, this one from 1858.
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From 1938
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Though I had come to loathe them on a one on one basis, the forest of cholla surrounding our campsite was a sight to behold.
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These teddy bears bite.
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cbradley
Adventurer
Day 04 - Dripping Springs to Wickenburg
Our favorite sign
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Area around and old mine
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I guess mining is still in operation, just not for silver
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On the road to Wickenburg
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Our apologies to Overland Gourmet
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Camp just outside of Wickenburg
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Our accidentally all corn meal - corn tamales, sweet corn and corn chips. Tasted great, but definitely could have used some color.
Our favorite sign
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Area around and old mine
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I guess mining is still in operation, just not for silver
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On the road to Wickenburg
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Our apologies to Overland Gourmet
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Camp just outside of Wickenburg
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Our accidentally all corn meal - corn tamales, sweet corn and corn chips. Tasted great, but definitely could have used some color.
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