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I own no land, instead I have wheelestate. I’ve been a full time RVer since 1997. Working summers as a Park Ranger takes me to many beautiful places and playing during the winter takes me to many more. This blog is simply the story of my life's adventures.
19 comments:
What a trip...those red rocks make me think of a Martian landscape, for some reason, and the water, Mars' canals!
Have I mentioned how envious I am of your adventures? Your photos are so wonderful and each new opening in the canyon looks more and more inviting.
(Ms) Ernie
Gypsy Gold Studio
Gaelyn, I have driven past this lake several times and have stopped to take the tour of the dam but I have never boated there. It looks like so much fun and the photos are just wonderful!
What a great adventure. It looks like you had nice weather also.
Great post!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
What a great trip indeed! And another great adventure! Your photos are terrific, Gaelyn! Have a great week and a Happy Thanksgiving!
Sylvia
Wow what a trip. Yeah, go slow and enjoy your surroundings--some people are in too much of a hurry. The scenery is extra beautiful.
MB
What a wonderful trip! Hubby would LOVE to rent a houseboat!
A great adventure! I enjoy your photos very much. Those carp look hungry. :)
That looks really beautiful and those carp are amazing looking!
I enjoyed my visit to your blog through Our World Tuesday. I took a boat ride on Lake Powell about 10 years ago so your post brought back memories. The carp photo made me laugh! :) Thye sure do look like they are used to getting treats .
What a great idea for a relaxing vacation. the scenery and lake are gorgeous. Great photos, thanks for sharing. Have a wonderfyl week and a Happy Thanksgiving.
Thank you, thank you, thank you! These photos warmed me from the inside out. This was exactly what I needed today- the beautiful reminder that warm, tranquil, delightful places exist a world apart from my frozen corner. :)
Lovely. Just lovely!
Strange to think about how this land was before it was flooded, how inaccessible it was and all the things that now lay beneath the surface. But what a great and pleasant way to get around now, floating over the surface of the water. How was the navigation.. did you use GPS or just a map? I'm afraid I'd be so busy looking at the scenery that I would find myself down some side canyon with no idea how I got in there of how to get out:)
Thanks for this post. Brought back wonderful memories of houseboating with friends a number of years ago. Such a fun, beautiful area!
Its sad that all those archeaological wonders are buried under all the water and will probably never be discovered.
This place is beautiful, but I think I will prefer working at Grand Canyon over this
oh my gosh, what an adventure!
honestly your stunning shots pretty much blew me away! i'm just thinking how i'd love to have been there!
houseboating is amazing!
terrific place!
terrific shots, gaelyn!!
betty
Beautiful place, great photos!
Imagens maravilhosas. Paisagem riquÃssima. Bom trabalho!
Obrigado.
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