An island in the Great Salt Lake, an hour north of Salt Lake City
Lake bed from Ladyfinger Point, looking North
Ladyfinger Point from visitor center, looking north
Bison grazing below Visitor Center
Lake from Vistor Center, looking northwest
Bison near Bridger Bay Campground
Lake from Buffalo Point trailhead, looking west
Herd of bison, near Fielding Garr Ranch, looking east toward Wasatch mountains
Arches National Park, 10 minutes west of Moab, Utah
Park Avenue trail
Park Avenue
The Great Wall
Tower of Babel
Balanced Rock in silhouette, early morning
Balanced Rock, early afternoon
Double Arch, from trailhead
Double Arch
A baby arch, next to Double Arch
Devils Garden trail
Devils Garden trail
Landscape Arch
Landscape Arch
Petroglyphs on Potash Road, 10 minutes west of Moab
Petroglyphs, Potash Road, Moab
Petroglyphs, Potash Road, Moab
Petroglyphs, Potash Road, Moab
Petroglyphs, Potash Road, Moab
Snowing, snow on the road and trails, and no visibility. No Canyonlands today
A brighter day - view from our hotel room balcony
All aboard!
We certainly won't starve!
Nor have to do without drink
First day of our rail journey on The Rocky Mountianeer
Enroute, Moab to Glenwood Springs
La Sal Mountains -- "The Salt" mountians, named by the Spanish who mistook the snow in summer for salt
Joining the Colorado River
The Three Sisters
Enroute, Moab to Glenwood Springs
Enroute, Moab to Glenwood Springs
Enroute, Moab to Glenwood Springs
Second day of our rail journey on The Rocky Mountianeer
Waiting for track maintenance work to finish for the day
A parade of maintenance equipment delayed us for an hour past our planned departure
It was 27 degrees in Glenwood Spirngs, with fresh snow on surrounding mountains
Enroute, Glenwood Springs to Denver
Interstate 70 perched between the Colorado River and the clifts
Enroute, Glenwood Springs to Denver
Following the Colorado River canyon with I-70
Enroute, Glenwood Springs to Denver
Enroute, Glenwood Springs to Denver
Enroute, Glenwood Springs to Denver
The Fraser River canyon
The Fraser River canyon
The Fraser River canyon
Our first view of Denver

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