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Utah. Definitely another planet.

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  • North America
  • United States
Jan 22 2015
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Our initial plan to take a detour south through Escalante—Grand Staircase National Monument was foiled—by torrential rain washing out Cottonwood Road. We formulated ‘Plan B’ when a couple we spoke to in Kodachrome Basin State Park motivated us to pay a visit to Capitol Reef National Monument. A quick look at a map showed an enticing looking road heading south through there, so we decided that would be the best route to take.

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Utah. Possibly another planet. Part 2.

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  • North America
  • United States
Jan 16 2015

Still not convinced that the landscapes of Utah would be more at home on another planet? Take a look at the slot canyons of Grand Staircase—Escalante National Monument.

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Nevada, not just aliens and neon lights

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  • North America
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Jan 07 2015
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Since we completely failed to be abducted by aliens in Nevada, we felt it was time for some adventures of a different kind. 

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The lowest point of our trip

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Jan 01 2015
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All trips have their low points. This journey is no exception.  Fortunately this particular low point is measured in altitude, not in how many hours we spent plotting to poison each other. 

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Burning Man—Everyone else has an opinion on it, so we feel like we should.

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  • North America
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Dec 23 2014
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At one point the explanation on the Burning Man website read that: “Trying to explain what Burning Man is to someone who has never been to the event is a bit like trying to explain what a particular colour looks like to someone who is blind.”. We think this pretty much sums it up, but we are still going to try. 

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Impressive holes in the ground

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  • North America
  • United States
Jun 17 2014

Not wanting to skip the key tourist spots while we were in Arizona, we stopped by the Grand Canyon and the Barringer Meteor Crater to look at two of the largest holes in the ground we are likely to see on our travels.

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The journey begins

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Jun 08 2014
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The USA—it’s like New Zealand, only the junk food is cheaper and they drive on the right (wrong) side of the road. Also, for some reason they have these crazy four way stops where a roundabout would have been a good option. Although Ben seems to be warming to these after a few weeks of driving.

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Huacachina

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  • Peru
  • Photo Friday
  • South America
Jul 26 2013
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Photo Friday—Dunes

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