As I traveled south on US-89 from Page Arizona I seen interesting sites between page and Flagstaff I took photos while I was driving, I'm not sure of what if any attractions these might be Can anyone help me out?
Tried to upload them but to large but they are on my facebook photos album My unpleasant return trip home. If one might reconize or notice a miss name could you post it on the comment of the photo
Thanks
Arlis Hirsch
http://www.facebook.com/album.php?id=11 ... id=2033010
Arizona Desert
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Bummer that a password is needed to see any of these pics. If ya ever post any of these for public viewing, let us know.
Been many years since I traveled 89 between Flag and Page, I did get to spend some time along 89A (Page and Kanab) in 2009.
Been many years since I traveled 89 between Flag and Page, I did get to spend some time along 89A (Page and Kanab) in 2009.
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My wife really liked the tee shirt that I bought for her at the Cameron Trading Post.
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Ohh that's nice...I really want to go there in the desert.
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Well, this thread's a few months old, so not sure how useful I'm being, but I took a look at the photos, and most all of them seem to show just typical roadside scenery for that part of the country. Not really a lot of identifiable landmarks. Nice country, though!
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Paul, I've learned over the years that one has to get beyond the roadside scenery. Because going "out" into the desert, is in reality, truly "going in". And THAT is where and when, the magic begins!Paul wrote:Well, this thread's a few months old, so not sure how useful I'm being, but I took a look at the photos, and most all of them seem to show just typical roadside scenery for that part of the country. Not really a lot of identifiable landmarks. Nice country, though!
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DW - would you please post your email address again so I can get back to you? Thanks!desert wanderer wrote:Paul, I've learned over the years that one has to get beyond the roadside scenery. Because going "out" into the desert, is in reality, truly "going in". And THAT is where and when, the magic begins!Paul wrote:Well, this thread's a few months old, so not sure how useful I'm being, but I took a look at the photos, and most all of them seem to show just typical roadside scenery for that part of the country. Not really a lot of identifiable landmarks. Nice country, though!
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Absolutely Greg, I look forward to hearing from you! rixcamp@gmail.comPlays In The Dirt wrote:DW - would you please post your email address again so I can get back to you? Thanks!desert wanderer wrote:Paul, I've learned over the years that one has to get beyond the roadside scenery. Because going "out" into the desert, is in reality, truly "going in". And THAT is where and when, the magic begins!Paul wrote:Well, this thread's a few months old, so not sure how useful I'm being, but I took a look at the photos, and most all of them seem to show just typical roadside scenery for that part of the country. Not really a lot of identifiable landmarks. Nice country, though!
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I have a new job that takes up quite a bit of my time, so it may be a day or 2 before I have a chance to get back to you. However, I WILL reply, as soon as I can. Rick
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I couldn't agree more. I was just responding to the original post asking for help identifying what was shown in the photos.desert wanderer wrote:Paul, I've learned over the years that one has to get beyond the roadside scenery. Because going "out" into the desert, is in reality, truly "going in". And THAT is where and when, the magic begins!Paul wrote:Well, this thread's a few months old, so not sure how useful I'm being, but I took a look at the photos, and most all of them seem to show just typical roadside scenery for that part of the country. Not really a lot of identifiable landmarks. Nice country, though!