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Thanks for taking a look everyone.

Nice photo, but how'd you get them to strike the same pose?

I went back to Park Ave. in Arches NP this morning after the rain yesterday and came out with a few images of reflections in the brand new waterpockets. http://i156.photobucket.com/albums/t25/yuccahead/Easter%20flood/021copy-1.jpg http://i156.photobucket.com/albums/t25/yuccahead/Easter%20flood/012co...

It's Easter Sunday - last day of Jeep Safari, last day of National Parks Week and it's raining in Moab. After more than an hour of a slow steady rain I decide it might be worth a trip up to Arches National Park. I grab my rain jacket and pants and arrive at the top of Park Ave. to find an empty park...

Wow! Amazing photos Lara. You were lucky to be in the right place, etc...and we're all lucky there was a pro photographer there!

Very cool, great photos. Our local mountains are still full of snow with muddy roads, etc.

A view into the Matheson Wetlands Preserve on the Colorado River, Utah.

That's really not so bad for Jeep Safari. The worse thing about that video was the music...and it was pretty bad. Any other time of year most of those streams and washes would be dry and sandy, but Jeep Safari is held in the spring and with snow runoff, etc. things are muddy and wet. At least these ...

The problem with using a metal detector to look for buried vehicles is that wherever Patton and his troops trained, they also fired their weapons on a VERY regular basis. Gobs and Gobs of brass, bullets, shrapnel, buried C Ration Cans, unidentifiable rusted things, and more. You can't walk five fee...