 After being flushed the 1st day, we walked several miles down the slot canyon at Buckskin Gulch. The GPS tracked for just a part of the time, but I was able to get a few clear waypoints, and could estimate how far we went. |
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 First low part of slot. |
 We were supposed to go around this chockstone, but didn't know better! |
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 Most of the prints on this mud wall are modern. |
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 Some real petroglyphs. |
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 Shortly after, we hit flooded parts of the canyon, and turned around. |
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 Next day, after being flushed again, Ali voted to go to Cobra Arch. They had given him a list of places to visit when we first got to the BLM office. What we didn't know was that we were supposed to ask them for specific maps. So we had a good walk, trying to follow the cryptic instructions on the brief summary sheet, and got nowhere near the arch! |
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 The junipers were shedding berries! |
 View SSW at the rim. |
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 Amid the hoodoos. |
 White cryptanth. |
 Yellow cryptanth. |
 Next we drove N on a long gravel road to Kodachrome Basin; the scenery was spectacular. |
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 We stopped and visited this double arch. |
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 Next day we took a hike near Kodachrome Basin. This was a great state park, with showers and clean restrooms, plus nice sites. |
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 This Sierra Club group kept running into us. |
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 Cool Cave. |
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