Day Three Part Two: Shiprock and Camping

[brighty18]

Okay, Day Three was huge - at least as far as miles covered, pictures taken, and adventures accomplished. So, just in case you care, this is Part Two:

Comments

[jones_zie]

Gorgeous!

I would have been worried about bears too. I was in a campground with bear boxes and people all around and I was still a nervous wreck.
For no reason, only the pesky raccoons gave us trouble!

[brighty18]

Thanks!

And raccoons are huge pains in the arse, if you ask me. And they're way too smart for their own good.

[moon2411]

Really awesome pic's,It looks like you and Andrew had a really great vacation :)

[brighty18]

Thanks, we really did.

[brighty18]

Thanks! Shiprock is actually so huge it's almost scary.

I think I just take a million pics and then choose from the best ones. That is one of the many awesome things about digital photography: there's no film to futz with and you can take as many shots as you like without wasting film.

[ladibug21]

Amazing. I hadn't even heard of Shiprock until today!

I'm nervous about the cold on my upcoming trip. It's been in the 80s for a couple weeks and it's getting down into the 30s in the mountains. *shivers*

[brighty18]

Thanks!

And, believe it or not, you'll adjust. It just takes a few days, I guess.

[cackling_madly]

OMG Shiprock is so cool! You're right though, it does look more like a castle (it kind of reminds me of Hogwarts).

Gorgeous pics, as always:) Makes me almost want to get on a plane and see it myself! (I say almost because it would take a lot to get me outdoors on a plane:/)

[brighty18]

Who knows, maybe it is some secret Wizarding fortress! I suppose out in the middle of nowhere (on the res) might be the perfect place to hide if one were a Wizard.

And LOL to the outdoors/plane comment. I don't mind flying itself, but airports and planes are pains in the arse. Siriusly. If I could just go and not have to deal with lines/inspections/delays/other people it would be great.