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I don't know how to do the "@" tag, but here's IntrepidXJ and xjblue, from the other side of the pour off pool in Deer Canyon on Sat. morning.
Bubbles! wOOt.
Hey @Michael ! That is a hot spring i'm standing in. Its commonly known as Mr Bubbles, and its in the Yellowstone backcountry. Pretty neat spot!That's cool @Joey.
Is that a hot spring on the 2nd picture?
BTW TR. What's about your Escalante trip?
Now he just needs one of those new age topknot thingies all the boys are wearing.....The majestic camping hair of @neiloro from a trip we took last fall. Here he is seen demonstrating the proper deployment of headlamp as manly headband.
I just read The Devils Highway and it talks about Organ Pipe National Monument. Cool to get some context. Looks like tough country.hiking in Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument
Hey @Michael ! That is a hot spring i'm standing in. Its commonly known as Mr Bubbles, and its in the Yellowstone backcountry. Pretty neat spot!
I still need to write up some trip reports from the Escalante. I got sick on my big trip after eating with you guys, and hiked out on day 5 up Boulder Creek back to the air strip. Had to take it easy for a few days after that. How was the rest of your trip?
Nice!A few shots of @Bob and myself on a recent 7 day backpack along Yellowstone National Park's boundary with the Absaroka Beartooth Wilderness.
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Camping on the porch of a patrol cabin along Buffalo Creek during a rain storm.
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At Hellroaring Buffalo Divide in the Absaroka's.
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In Frenchy's Meadows along Slough Creek
Absolutely it is. As is the "privy bivvy"Nice!
Hey wait a minute.. If you put your bag in a tent on a porch under a roof is that still a "bag night" ????
Hahaha! Someday you have to talk Joey into telling his story of being holed up (pun intended) in a Slough creek backcountry outhouse holding the door closed with his legs while a grizzly bear spent the night circling his abode. Ultra. Classic.Absolutely it is. As is the "privy bivvy"