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Correct. :) You're up!

How about one with a little international flavor? Hopefully some of our climbers will recognize this... there's some awesome routes next to the waterfall, and all along the scarp face. ...

Not sure... but looks a little like Pocket Bridge? North Fork Mill Creek area?

It's not in Mineral Basin, is it?

Yep, looks like part of the old UP&L Granite Flume.

No... But you go w/ another. It was too obscure I'm thinking. It's in Diamond Fork, on the creek just before the 5th Water hot springs trailhead.


I'll try again with something more...

With all the nudists on here I thought someone would get it easy.

:bootyshake:

#gemstoneutensil

If you went further south you'd be warmer...

no.

Name of the popular canyon where this is located:

http://i47.tinypic.com/2rd7sbl.jpg

La Gorce Arch? Also known in times past as Monroe Natural Bridge, Peter Orrin Barker Arch, the Moqui Eye, Nemo Arch, Everett Ruess Natural Window, Roosevelt Memorial Natural Bridge?

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You win! Would have also accepted Bennie Creek.

How about the name of the 'town' this picture was taken from...

http://i44.tinypic.com/10rlb7l.jpg

On the 'island' by (west) the Narrows in Grand Gulch (collins canyon?)

These are the dunes I was thinking of, looking towards the Henrys.

http://i41.tinypic.com/i5193d.jpg



On an unrelated track.... what are these? From the same area.
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on the flat south of Arsenic Canyon looking west?

Correct! Your turn

Operating under the assumption that I'm right...

Here's one of a different flavor. Should be pretty easy.

http://i51.tinypic.com/24ql0s5.jpg

Beartrap Canyon Falls!

Good enough for me. :2thumbs:

They're actually located on the Camp Floyd historical monument.

pics and story here: http://pioneermonuments.org/fairfield-camp-floyd-fort-crittenden/

Ok... in the next crappy pic (sorry, old camera) you are standing in the area where the glyphs were taken from, looking towards where the glyphs currently are. Oh, and a the time it was taken, you...

They have been relocated from an area about Five Miles away. If you go further than that you will Pass them.


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They're real... but they've been relocated, and incorporated into a 'structure', but not a building. This same 'structure' includes rock from a fort and from military barracks/guard house.

Look close: the 2nd pic has 'clues'... these aren't your normal everyday petroglyphs...

Way cool! :2thumbs: I was just at Wild Horse Butte, and it has that same white band. :crazy:


Ok, where are these petroglyphs located?

http://i52.tinypic.com/vdiohj.jpg
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