I drove out Potash Road and Shafer Trail to examine the Goose Neck's north slope
and to have a close-up look at Pyramid Butte, which is along the way. It was a
visual feast. Photos were taken in April 2006 and appear in chronological order.
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Heading north across the Colorado River just north of Moab
Colorado River, looking upstream (to the east)
Colorado River, looking downstream (to the west)
Buildings at site of former uranium processing plant
A Jeepster approaches!
Covered uranium tailings
Evidence of flowing water
Not all the Jeep Safari enthusiasts stayed in motels
The Portal (Colorado River at left)
Plain airplane and terrain that is anything but plain
Goofy sign
Climbers at practice
Local color (looking upstream)
Photo stop at a vast expanse of sandstone
Seemingly "empty" campground
Evidence of Jeep Safari at Poison Spider Mesa Road
Transportation or recreation?
An exerciser exercising caution
Weird sandstone above the river
Approaching Corona Arch and the rail line
Gold Bar Recreation Site
Just another view of the rock across the river
Rotated image
Railroad meets road
No rapids here
Looking back at the opening of Day Canyon
Stained wall not the fault of the railroad
Here he is again!
Closer...
Mystery solved...
Artsy shot
Mining facility of Intrepid Potash
No panorama, just a severely cropped image
Between the two curves
Boat ramp straight ahead; Shafer Trail goes up the hill
A defective lock prompted this message on the outhouse door at boat ramp