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ReneeG

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Posted: 01/18/21 04:14pm

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Nice pics. Oh how I wish we could go out for some camping right now.

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TwistedGray

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Posted: 01/18/21 04:41pm

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ReneeG wrote:

Nice pics. Oh how I wish we could go out for some camping right now.

Thanks! I was fortunate enough to find this dispersed BLM spot, and it's about 75ish miles from home so reasonably located. A fair amount of single lane, unpaved, too, but it's well maintained. We'll see how well maintained after we get a week's worth of rain this coming week though...

We were also treated with abnormally warm weekend. In fact, it's in the mid/high 70s right now...back down to the 50s in a few days with the rain.

With everything closed, we are grateful for BLM lands.

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Posted: 01/23/21 10:46pm

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This was taken at Kelso Dunes in the Mojave Desert, mid-December of 2020:

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Posted: 05/11/21 10:26am

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April 2021, east of Capitol Reef National Park, on BLM land. Those dark peaks in the background are part of the "Waterpocket Fold," the geological formation that runs the length of Capitol Reef: