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| Backside of the Tushar Mtns. We've hiked to the top of Mt. Belknap and Delano Peak both are over 12,000 ft |
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| The entire town of Spring City is on the National Historic Register. We had fun looking at the old homes |
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| Lots of different styles of homes |
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| Not only could you buy eggs at this house, the house was also for sale |
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| Another side of the house, it was situated on a nice lot |
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| This house was not as old, but very nice and homey looking |
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| It looks like they used a lot of large limestone bricks |
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| Nice farming country around Spring City |
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| Spring City really is named after a spring |
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| Driving through the Huntington-Eccles National Scenic Byway . . . wow! |
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| We stopped here on the east side of the canyon to stretch |
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| Elk just hanging around the fields |
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| August 2007 six coal miners were trapped by a cave-in at the Crandall Canyon Mine. They, along with three rescuers died in the mine |
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| Helper, Utah |
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| Old cabin near Steamboat Springs, Colorado |
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| This one's for you dad! |
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| Downtown Steamboat Springs |
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| Views of the town from the Colorado Mountain College Campus |
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| On the way to Walden |
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| We saw lots of deer |
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| Recognize these guys? |
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| Andrew and his roommate Brennen |
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| I-80 East bound at Kimball, NE closed all the way to the Kansas border, due to total white-out conditions |
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| Between Fort Collins and Walden |
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| Muddy Pass at the Continental Divide |
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| This sign made no sense to us. We are facing south, therefore the Pacific points East and the Atlantic point West?? |
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| Heading towards Wolford Mountain |
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| Along the old highway near Richfield, Utah |
