Tuesday, October 22, 2013

Gold Butte Country

A visit at the Nay Ranch
 Water is quite Chilly this time of year
 Pakoon Water hole
 The lake from the Bunkerville pass
 Gold Butte
 A rest stop with the Boys
 Black Rock in the distance
 A rock wall up the mountain
 Drift fence
 Horse Coral

 Grand Wash
 Grand Wash
  Grand Wash
 Burro Springs
 Pakoon Springs

Saturday, September 14, 2013

What a great Spot in the Southwest

Red Rock early September
 Just minding his business
 Why you bugging us?

 Alright one more chance
 What a beautiful day to be out
 Overton Wash
 The Nelson boys in 2013
 Nelson boys in 2012
 Meadow Valley Wash with the Nelson gang!
 The Train was passing over the top of us! 
 A patch of fog over Kodachrome Basin 


Sunday, September 8, 2013

Looking for the Newton's and the Smith's

 Osiris is a ghost town site eight miles south of Antimony on the east fork of the Sevier River. The settlement was established in 1910 




Richfield Utah looking West





Lonely Spot along the trail
 Great Grand Mother Smith
 Her father James Leigh Newton                         The Tabernacle on Temple Square

The handcart companies 
 Enjoying the Conference Center
 Assembly Hall
 Sugar House Park

Logan Patten Baptism

 Stormy afternoon

  Family History Center

 The house where James Leigh Newton lived in SLC

Saturday, August 31, 2013

Bryce Valley Sept 1 Labor day weekend

The Beautiful Powell Point after a rain

The Bryce Canyon Airport

 Tomatoes under the picnic table from a volunteer source
 Dry Valley after a rain
Fields on the East side of the Paria River
 3rd crop of Hay
Kodachrome Basin
 Rock Springs Bench

 a little muddy after the rains. Love the sky


After the rain is when Grandpa Bill wanted to ride, I would enjoy, "one more ride!"


Saturday, August 17, 2013

The Dead End

 Maybe that is where Big Arn and Jack are located at this junction in life

 load up the Rhino
 The lonely grave on the Mormon trail
 Dad and Mom and 13 year old Son
 A lonely spot along the trail to Beaver Dam Wells
 Big Arn and Capt Jack
 Mormon Mts
 The Mormon Trail
 Looking toward Bunkerville
 Bunkerville Mt

Arnold's Boys!