Looking forward to a quiet thanksgiving week, we pack the camper and head south toward the Mojave.
Desert Driving Break
Harlequins and Mallards greet us for a break in Bishop.
Harlequins and Mallard in Bishop
And our friend Ted greets us for some long overdue grilling and yakking. The weather turns stormy when we get around to hiking in the El Paso hills, and we risk being trapped by floods to check out some intruiguing red rock formations. The rock is a conglomerate tuff that is unusual for this area.
Me hiking in the El Pasos
Ted checking our destination
Ted at the holey red wall
Me at a viewpoint
Ted
(The GPS operator forgot to turn on the tracker and only tracked the return half of the hike).
2 responses to “No Flood in the El Pasos”
my friend.
so many good times. so many memories.
thanks
Indeed – thanks to you too. There are always more to be made.