- Location
- Grand Junction, CO
That makes sense, I would imagine it will get pulled down pretty soon here. I would think there has been good access to that area for several weeks now, just thought it would be gone by now.
Exploring the Dolores Triangle, April '09
- Thread starter Greg
- Start date
That makes sense, I would imagine it will get pulled down pretty soon here. I would think there has been good access to that area for several weeks now, just thought it would be gone by now.
- Location
- Fruita, CO
I was thinking about it all day Saturday.... esp around 6pm when I realized I basically accomplished none of the things I set out to do anyway.
- Location
- Grand Junction, CO
I was thinking about it all day Saturday.... esp around 6pm when I realized I basically accomplished none of the things I set out to do anyway.
Sounds like one of my Saturdays.
- Location
- West Bountiful, UT
Drop dead gorgeous scenery!
- DAA
- DAA
Houndoc
Registered User
- Location
- Grantsville
Thanks! Too bad about the tag, there's plenty of wildlife in the area. We did see another hunting camp near Steamboat Mesa, no idea why they'd leave that tent up thru the winter, but it was there! Looked like the weather had beaten it down pretty well.
Nice, but kind of a heavy tent. Alot like the Canadian Army Arctic tents we used.
I honestly would not want to leave a nice tent up for the winter. It will take more wear and tear, plus would always worry about someone taking it down before me.
- Location
- Grand Junction, CO
It sure is.
Yeah, it looked like it had been hammered pretty good. The winds up there have been pretty crazy recently too, lots of deadfall all over. I was surprised the tent was still standing.
Sure is! That's Daisy, our spoiled Weim. She has so much personality, it's too funny. She recently got a playmate too!- http://www.rockymountainextreme.com/showthread.php?t=65005
Houndoc
Registered User
- Location
- Grantsville
I think any human with a personality like a weim would be quick treated for ADD. :greg:
Fun dogs, but talk about a lot of energy!
- Location
- Grand Junction, CO
Our Weim has settled down a lot, but she is a bit overweight. :-\ The new German Shorthair Pointer on the other hand runs around like a 7 yr old kid with a Crack habit. I took him out to the desert the other day and he was running at full speed, making loops about 100-150 yrs out. He did this non-stop for about 45 min.
Houndoc
Registered User
- Location
- Grantsville
Our Weim has settled down a lot, but she is a bit overweight. :-\ The new German Shorthair Pointer on the other hand runs around like a 7 yr old kid with a Crack habit. I took him out to the desert the other day and he was running at full speed, making loops about 100-150 yrs out. He did this non-stop for about 45 min.
Wouldn't you love to have that kind of energy? Man, I could get a lot more done.
- Location
- Grand Junction, CO
I've added the .gpx file from this drive at the end of the trip report, post #8.
ZUKEYPR
Registered User
- Location
- 651.78 miles East of the Rubicon
Is Sheep Creek Road, Casto Draw & 6 3/10Rd all one and the same?
ZUKEYPR
Registered User
- Location
- 651.78 miles East of the Rubicon
Answered my own question, they're not. Anyone been down Casto Draw, it drops just shy of 3,000' in 5.5 miles down onto STate Hwy 141 just North/northeast of Gateway. I'm looking at it as a way to connect the Divide Road to Gateway coming from Ridgway, Colorado?
- Location
- Sandy, Ut
I think it was Casto Draw that I took coming through Gateway last fall, I remember the steep grade coming off the mesa. Let me check a map.