On a dark desert highway

Nice pics. The outcrop formations remind of Titch's adventure into the outback couple years ago.
 
After the eclipse the kids went horseback riding with a Navajo guide. They rode to formations that are about mile from the highway on the guides land. They rode to the base of Eagle Mesa (left) and Sitting Hen (center) Sleeping Bear is right but much smaller. They said the size of them that close is impossible to describe.



After that we drove to Goosnecks State Park which is a sight to see as well, it is not caused by erosion but plate uplift Look closely at the center of the pic on the horizon, that is Monument Valley, and we’re about 35 miles away!

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goosenecks_State_Park



After we left Goosenecks everyone decided they wanted to go up the Moki Dugway!

https://www.utahscanyoncountry.com/The-Moki-Dugway-Scenic-Backway-Utah-Highway-261

We’re about halfway up, yes that is a Sprinter above us!



Almost to the top here, that is Valley of the Gods below.



Oh and the night sky Bob? It is spectacular!



The core of the Milky Way is about gone for the year but still stunning nonetheless! That pic is one out camping neighbor took with a 10 second exposure, however you can clearly see it with the naked eye! The cool thing to do is stare at the campfire for a minute then lean your head back and watch as your eyes adjust. Stars start appearing everywhere!

Thanks for riding along, hope everyone enjoyed!
 
That looks like a great trip/experience. After all those brats and kraut, I bet the big windows in the tent came in handy, especially with a cold breeze. Me and my crew would have to leave them open, no matter the temp.:grin:
 
That scenery is absolutely beautiful. I noticed that your thread title wasn't "Wish you were here". You'd need a whole lot more bacon for this gang.
 
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