Sam posts random photos:

[Sir Sam]

Been going through and getting photos organized and online for the first time in....well ever. So I'm gonna post all sorts of random kinda cool photos I have hiding on my computer:

 

Gallery:

http://colorado4wheel.com/images/second_creek/

 

A few cool ones:

wheel off the ground(CF body):

 

 

 

 

 

[Sir Sam]

Springtime a while back I decided to play around with flower shots......i have no idea what i'm doing:

 

http://colorado4wheel.com/images/spring_flowers/

 

[Sir Sam]

http://colorado4wheel.com/images/moab/SP_BK_2007/

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[xjrev10]

Those last few are awesome!! Where where those taken? What the story on the water crossing/flooded road?

[Sir Sam]

Those last few are awesome!! Where where those taken? What the story on the water crossing/flooded road?

 

Last few are around moab.

 

Thats the old road, they built a new one which made a dam and a lake, old road flooded, probably 50 feet below the surface.

[Comanche County]

Yeah great shots.

[Sir Sam]

http://colorado4wheel.com/images/grand_ ... Fall_2005/

 

 

 

 

Moonrise:

 

 

 

 

Moonlight only:

 

 

 

I call this one...."sensor dust"

 

Gasoline engine from 1902:

 

 

 

Don't tell me what to do:

 

[Sir Sam]

Peterson Automotive Museum:

http://colorado4wheel.com/images/peterson/

 

[Comanche County]

Sam,

 

Interesting, do you remember what this was from?

 

[Sir Sam]

Sam,

 

Interesting, do you remember what this was from?

 

 

Chrysler turbine car pictured after it(dodge dart kinda looking thing).

[Comanche County]

ah ha!....http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chrysler_Turbine_Car

[Sir Sam]

ah ha!....http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chrysler_Turbine_Car

 

yup....turbine car

[Sir Sam]

http://colorado4wheel.com/images/grand_ ... index.html

 

[Comanchero87]

Did you hike all the way through? Thats one hell of a hike during the summer months. We did it in 3days. We ended up having to hike at night and rest during the day because of the heat. I hated doing it at the time but now that I look back I'm glad I did it. That water fall is awesome you can climb up inside and end up in that little hole. Pretty crazy place down there. We dident know what payote was and actually picked a cucumber looking thing and asked a park ranger what it was. She said a felony.....she let us off but took the payote.

[Sir Sam]

Did you hike all the way through?

 

I hike the canyon a couple of times a year and have been doing so since 95. I have never done a rim to rim, and I don't go in the summer. It seems like the only way to travel during the summer would be to hike during the night and rest during the day.....not my idea of fun. I go in the spring, fall, and winter, very pleasant then.

 

I've been to cottonwood campground but never further north, I've been from Hermits rest all the way over to the grandview trail......still just a tony fraction of the canyon.

[xjrev10]

These are great pictures. Extremely fun for a flatlander to look at!

[Sir Sam]

These are great pictures. Extremely fun for a flatlander to look at!

 

I bet, honestly I don't know how you flatlanders can live there, I'm surprised you don't just jump off a cliff to.......oh wait thats right, nevermind.

[Sir Sam]

[Sir Sam]

[Sir Sam]

 

 

 

 

[xjrev10]

These are great pictures. Extremely fun for a flatlander to look at!

 

I bet, honestly I don't know how you flatlanders can live there, I'm surprised you don't just jump off a cliff to.......oh wait thats right, nevermind.

 

The lakes, fishing and boating keep me here. I love the weather, its fairly predictable, etc. I lived in Casper, WY for a few months. Found nothing else to do beside jump in the jeep and go exploring. 600 miles a day sometimes.

 

Keep posting!! :clapping:

[MancheKid86]

so,

did the jeep go all the way under the water?

or is it made to seem like it did :yes:

if it did,

BAD @$$!

[dfreeman616]

These are great pictures. Extremely fun for a flatlander to look at!

 

I bet, honestly I don't know how you flatlanders can live there, I'm surprised you don't just jump off a cliff to.......oh wait thats right, nevermind.

Especially for a flatlander who lived in Northern California for a good chunk of growing up...but now it's family ties that makes it worthwhile.

[Sir Sam]

Silverton train:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[knever3]

:drool:

 

Wow, beautiful!! Thanks for posting the pics!