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Female big horn sheep were very
prolific in beautiful Dinosaur NP. |
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They
were all quite tame and unafraid of humans. |
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Jill was tired the last day as several
people stayed up partying until 12:30 a.m. last night, to her disgust. |
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My last camp site of the trip, out of the sun under
box elder and oak trees. |
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It was nice and green here. |
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The young boys in the group of 17 built
this rock dam on the creek, so the girls could wash their hair. I am
sure the park services frowns on this activity. |
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Mollie and
Jill decided to paddle the Duckie the last day.
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She's still dry |
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Jill looking confident. |
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Getting set up to run a rapid. |
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A nice class 2. |
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Ride em Cowboy. |
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An exciting stretch of water. |
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The mother raft was close by for
rescue. Mollie was ejected from her back seat when they went over a
large rock and fell into a deep hungry hole. Mollie kept getting
sucked into it, but finally got out and was rescued by the raft. The
event did not phase Mollie as she went right back out. |
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Dig in hard Jill. |
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The scenery along the river in my
humble opinion is the main reason for Dinasauer NP. |
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Jill getting her 2nd wind.. She
was a fun guide and like a mother insisted that we wash our hands before
eating. |
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An interesting Ladore geological uplift
with lots of curvature and bending. |
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I also decided to do the Duckie for the
last 5 miles of the trip which entailed some nice little class 2 & 3
rapids. It was so refreshing on this hot 97 F. day. The water
was in the low 40's. A good way to end this fun trip. |