First pic is what they call that area these days. Second pic a look back where we came up that nasty canyon. We had to climb out to get up on top. There might be an easy way around but we didn't have the extra fuel to do a lot of exploring. Third pic is just before you get to Ft. Garrett.

 

First pic is of Ft. Garrett (yah it is). Second pic say's: William Dunn OG Howland, and Seneca Howland after, leaving major Powells, party came up Seperation, canyon and crossed over, Mt. Dellenbaugh they were, killed by indians east of, this marker the last of, August 1869. Third pis is up on the road by Mt. Trumbull.

 

Nice pics, and great bronco ya got.

 

Sweet writeup....cool gps mapping too

 

Yea, good pics!!

 

Hears a few i found


near lake pleasant,AZ


Kenia beach, Kenia ak.

 

Wow failure on that one.( disregard got it to show pics.)

 

Great looking truck bigunred!

I am kind of slow on the technical stuff. Everytime someone tells me I need something I remember my first puter back in the 80's. A 286 AT with a 20 meg HD and EGA graphics. 640K RAM and didn't need more cause the programs I had wouldn't recognize it anyway. Cost me $2000. I have no idea what thet would be in adjusted $$$'s today. And a razor is what I use to shave my face but I don't do that much as I am retired.

Anyway back then I didn't need a digital camera. I just needed pic's on the trip and most times folks would give me coppies of there's. But I did take along a Walmart single use camera and that's what I took those with. Just turned the camera back in to Walmart when I came back and picked up the CD's in a few days. I was very happy with the service and quallity. Since then I have a puter with wifi and a GPS that I can copy tracks. So I can now map where the road really is and I bought a digital camera so's when I pass through a town with wi fi I kin send pictures back to the home folks.

I did own that Bronco for a few years. But back then one of my friends in Denver owned it and drove it. At that time I was driving an 89 Bronco II. But it was a nice truck. Right now I have Green my 1994 Explorer and Jr. my 1988 Bronco II.

The mapping software I use is Delorme. Actually that route was made using the old 3D Topo Quads. Delorme no lnger supports those programs but the files can be read by some of the newer stuff. These days I map on Topo 4.0 and the files can be read by the current "New" Delorme software. 4.0 works well with my Garmin GPS where 6.0 has a bit of trouble. Delorme has come out with there own line of GPS's and ya can't blam them fer wantin' folks ta buy them.