



Heading out to do a little more scouting. We think there is more to see today.

Fuel Problems
So while I am lying on my back against a rock to rest I notice the moon rising through the 'fins.'
Thought this was a nice view while Josh was busy transferring fuel from one tank to another due to an unexpected hole.
Maze overlook. Nevermind the biker shorts I had to borrow from Josh since I forgot my hiking ones back at camp. Good thing he had them along for the ride or I was in for a long hot day of hiking naked. I wasn't about to quit here. The fun was just starting.
One very cool Picto of a very mean warrior.
Time to hike out this place and get to the mountains to setup camp.
One last stop. Yes, there are ruins there on the other side of that 400 ft deep canyon wall....guess I will have to come back.
Stumbled into this by accident. A whole panel 20 feet wide. I thought this was a great shot of a small section.
This really illustrates how big and to think that only 10 steps in front of Josh the floor falls out into a 60-80 foot sheer drop. There are also handprints on the ceiling directly above the wall. My knees were shaking just thinking about it....and I have been known to do some crazy things.
Ghosts. Clearly heads and bodies. Some legs are visible. These are lifesize and exposed. I reckoned that the pigment wore off leaving stained silhouettes. Only a few a few are shown. The wall was covered.
Are Vandels a true representation of American Heritage or what? The clan sign here has been shot at least 8 times from the bullet holes I counted. As always the vandels always destroy something else probably never seen. Note the Anasazi Man (light gray) to the right of the second 8.
I thought they looked cute together. Josh left Cody Maverick stranded at home this year so Slim had to fill in.
The ground is so hard here my kickstand won't even punch a hole in the ground, but this little flower finds a way to grow smack in the middle of the road. I was shocked when I came flying around the corner. I had to stop. It was the only thing not brown or red for miles.
I hate the fact that so many ruins are being visited more and more, but I have to say this little mascot has seen more than his fair share.
A little perspective on life. This was a tough picture to get. It is difficult to capture the expanse below and this illustrates a small portion...one small man on a very big edge of uncertainty...