Monthly Archives: July 2011

Rocky Mountains July ’11 part II

We continue on the Fourth of July trip … across Beartooth Pass we go, on US-212. One of the most scenic drives to be found anywhere. Squeezing in the last of morning light. This sign might very well date back to when US-12 in Wyoming was renumbered to US-212 in 1963! There are very few US-212 shields in Wyoming. About 9500 feet up the pass. This view is in infrared, [...]

By |2018-01-13T20:27:07-05:00July 27th, 2011|Montana, Old Trails, U. S. Highways, Wyoming|1 Comment

Rocky Mountains July ’11 part I

The Fourth of July trip. Undertaken by Daniel Brim and me. Our usual arrangement holds – we take approximately identical photos, and try not to hit any raccoons and/or rabbits. Our destination is sunny Union County, New Mexico – by way of Beartooth Pass, Sioux City, and various other places that call into question our ability to drive in a straight line. We fly into Salt Lake City airport, and [...]

By |2018-01-13T20:27:55-05:00July 16th, 2011|U. S. Highways, Wyoming|7 Comments

Gila River part III

The third day of the Gila River trip, in which I return from New Mexico back home to San Diego. Campfire from the night before. I don’t remember why we decided that Frosty the Candle Snowman had to go, but we certainly sent him off to Valhalla in style. An old alignment of New Mexico state route 32 yields this tilted, decrepit junction assembly. It dates to the late 1960s [...]

By |2018-01-13T20:28:46-05:00July 12th, 2011|Arizona, Interstate Highways, New Mexico, U. S. Highways|13 Comments
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