Guess the spot

[ROKTAXI]

I thought it might be too easy... I was thinking most on this sight would be not frequenting tourist spots.

 

[Nick]

I thought it might be too easy... I was thinking most on this sight would be not frequenting tourist spots.

Hehe... to be honest, I only guessed it must be in Kodachrome. From there it took quite a bit of googling to find out which one it was.

Here's the next pic. Once again, I'm starting out with it extra zoomed in. Each time someone guesses wrong, or if some time goes by, I'll post a new one more zoomed out until it goes.

 

[ROKTAXI]

Salt Creek?

 

[Nick]

Dang you're good!

Here's the photo it was taken from. The first spring up near Kirk's Cabin.

You're up!

 

[ROKTAXI]

This one may be a bit tougher... There are many of these in the same location. The one in this picture is about 6 ft. x 3 ft x 2 ft. thick

 

[Nick]

That looks like the area out on Keg Knoll near Colonnade Arch

 

[ROKTAXI]

Due east of there.

Hint: Moabish

 

[ROKTAXI]

That one may be a little out of range for those that haven't done many Jeep trails around Moab.
It's located off a spur from the 3-D Jeep trail.

I'll give this one a try instead

 

[Udink]

Slipper/Swasey's Arch in NF Coal Wash?

 

[ROKTAXI]

That be it! I figured anything out in the Swell you'd be on this.

 

[Udink]

Here's another arch. It may not be very well known, but there's another attraction nearby that a lot of people go to visit.

 

[ROKTAXI]

Near Dutchman Arch?

 

[Udink]

Nope, this one's outside the Swell.

 

[Tammy B]

Yes sir! As seen from the overlook near the air strip that should not ever be confused with the air strip sneak route. I saw some crazy pics a while back from an accidental decent here. I sure wish @Tammy B would post a trip report up from that!

You're up, Mike!

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Now the pressure is on! I will try to work on that. I'm not much of a writer and definitely not a photographer, but I'll see if I can put something together worthy of posting.

 

[Artemus]

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Ok this may help.

Wow, what great folding!! A full S-curve in the rock layers.

 

[Artemus]

This one may be a bit tougher... There are many of these in the same location. The one in this picture is about 6 ft. x 3 ft x 2 ft. thickView attachment 13640

I don't know where it is but once you divulge where it is I am going there. Cool!

 

[Artemus]

@Nick, this thread is now 82 pages long. Is this the record?

 

[Nick]

@Nick, this thread is now 82 pages long. Is this the record?

I'd say so! I think the runner up is only at around 29 pages!

Now the pressure is on! I will try to work on that. I'm not much of a writer and definitely not a photographer, but I'll see if I can put something together worthy of posting.

Don't let all these photogs around here deter you! Most of us are just stoked to see any pics at all, especially when they're from a good adventure! And no offense to anyone but I don't see a lot of future New York Times bestsellers around here. Post it up!

 

[jonmessina]

@Udink That looks like the little pothole arch by the rock art in Sego Canyon by Thompson.

 

[Udink]

@Udink That looks like the little pothole arch by the rock art in Sego Canyon by Thompson.

Yep, you got it! Your turn.