Long road to nowhere.

[Photog]

Somewhere in Eastern AZ. It was not much of a road really, but it was on the Topo map and Delorme software.

This was supposed to go through.

After half an hour of driving it really was a "road to nowhere". I guess I should have known since it looked like it had not been traveled in a LONG time! Can you say "backtrack"?

I guess since there was a sign there it really is "somewhere".

I recognize that area. That is about 40 miles south of where I grew up. It looks like you stopped where the road crossed a dry river bed. You might have been able to find the road again, on the other side (300 yards away)? And San Simon is right on I-10, close to your photo location.

I don't get to see many pics of that area. Thanks

 

[1speed]

I recognize that area. That is about 40 miles south of where I grew up. It looks like you stopped where the road crossed a dry river bed. You might have been able to find the road again, on the other side (300 yards away)? And San Simon is right on I-10, close to your photo location.

I don't get to see many pics of that area. Thanks

Very cool area! We left I-10 at Bowie, stopped for lunch at Chaney Place (which was just a corral), went by Whitlock Cienega, and some lake I can't remember the name of and came out on Hwy 70 just west of Duncan. I would like to go back and explore that area more some day.

 

[nwoods]

Red Rock State Park, looking towards the Dutch Cleanser Mine above Last Chance Canyon

 

[Scenic WonderRunner]

Panamint Mountains, California

(sorry, it was very hazy that day so the lighting is bad, but you get the idea.)



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[Scenic WonderRunner]

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[Overland Hadley]

^ I know that road. Good memories.

 

[TOTJ]

Just north of Death Valley. Headed to Lida, NV

 

[gophere]

 

[Hill Bill E.]

 

[getlost4x4]

 

[DorB]

 

[Mamontof]

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[nwoods]

mamotof, how has the interior of your rig held up? I like trucks like that for their size and capacity, and street-ability of full size rigs, but have always been disappointed with the interior construction. Has your rig developed a lot of squeaks and rattles along the way?

 

[rbgerrish]

Long drive from San Diego to Sheridan Oregon in a Unimog 2450! Gotta love I-5 at 142 degrees for a million hours. Got lots of thumbs ups though.

 

[Chazz Layne]

What's left of the road crossing Bristol Dry Lake, California





My back yard (outskirts of Kingman, Arizona)