Then we went to the Gobblin Valley-Temple Mountain area. We found a nice secluded camp site just above Wild Horse Canyon, where it was fairly quiet. We visited Gobblin Valley State Park, found garden rocks near Temple Mountain, walked the canyon, read, etc.
It was a good rest after a fairly intense week of getting the garden and yard ready for next spring.
- Our camp at Ferron was by the river.
- The sun would go behind the mountain at 4 PM so it would be time to light the fire.
- Judy is in charge of making big fires!
- We stopped at the big snake on the Moore cutoff on our way south.
- This is our camp at the Wild Horse Canyon.
- Cool enough for a good fire in the evening!
- Temple Mountain is quite a sight.
- Super Dog Meets Temple Mountain. Lots of old Uranium mines, dinasaur bones, petrified wood, and ripple marks.
- Gobblin Valley is a pretty unique place, just right for Holloween.
- Speak no evil, hear no evil, and see no evil.
- The Wild Horse Canyon walls were steep but the walk was easy, and warm.
- Cool in the shade, though.
- Some of the rocks were cool, too!