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Nice pics Marc!

Thanks Battleborn. Using an Olympus E-510 with their stock 2 zoom lenses. I've been very pleased with this setup and the compact size. I have a chest bag/harness to carry it in front for easy access on the trail and the camera and 2 lenses fit in the bag. Marc, Thanks also and likewise nice...

I've got a 2008 Eagle and no problems with my fridge. Have camped at 11,400' and it worked fine. Have 17 nights in it from low elevation to high and it never once went out. Took me a while to figure out the match between the temp setting, outdoor setting, sun exposure, etc but I think I've got...

Thanks all for the nice comments. Now that I have the whole picture download thing figured out, I'll keep the trip reports coming!

kcowyo, Thanks for your write up from your trip in the spring. That's what inspired this trip, and I feel like I only touched the surface. Ready to go back when it's cooler and explore more in depth. Wish I could spend a month poking around the area. Craig, The camper has such good...

At about 13,000’ we looked down the hillside and saw this working its way up the slope: It was oblivious to us and walked 10’ in front of us before circling around, and over the ridge. Not sure if it was deaf, ignoring us, or so intent in it’s hunting it didn’t even see us. Climbing...

Wanting a mountain fix on top of the desert, we headed over to Lake City, Colorado for a view of our next objective: Uncompahgre peak at 14,309’ Drove up Henson creek for 5 miles then 4 miles up the rough 4x4 road that follows Nellie creek to the trailhead. This was the roughest road I had...

Now I understand what impassible when wet means……….. This was the Paria river just up the road from Cottonwood. After seeing this I decided I needed a better shovel then the wimpy 3 fold army shove I had. Can you imagine being on the other side of this when it came and having to dig out...

Plan was to go hike in Kodachrome State Park and then take the Cottonwood Creek road down to Hwy 89 and Page, and then work our way home. The BLM office said the road was rough and recommended high clearance 4WD. Said the road hadn’t been graded since May 2008 and was a bit rough. No problem...