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My wife,dogs and I went on a short trip to a place called Capitol Reef. We did a lot of hiking and I thought you might enjoy the pictures. My old dog died when we got back. I think she over did it on the trip. I miss her but she really enjoyed her last days. Cheers!

Sorry to hear about the dog

In Australia when we talk about reefs there's normally water involved!

Hey Oldman, sorry to hear about the pooch looks like you had fun but
When I saw your thread title I thought you might have been Incarcerated

Nice place but shame about your doggy
Similar places over here and they were once at the bottom of the ocean as well

Nice pics...Beautiful country man...Yeah sorry to hear about the hound..RIP Old Dog...

Looks great country Mate .
Sad days to loose a Mutt ,but looks like you spoiled the little bugger , so Im tipping he had a happy life .

RIP pooch...sad to loose a pal.

Looks like the country to find some dinosaur bones?

Amazing country! Im sure the trip holds many fond memories for you. Condolences for your little mate

Thanks for posting that up Oldman. That was bloody interesting to check out. Where about is it?

Also condolences on the pooch passing away. We bloody well get attached to the little buggers and then they go and kark it the little buggers. I guess you must be quietly pleased that she had such an interesting and fun last few days. RIP little doggy.

Condolances on your mate,just lost mine recently picking up my new mate next week but it still hurts when i think about my mate of 15 years

Oldman, no good about doggy, great pics and that Scooby Doo van very nice

Strika wrote:Where about is it?

Dead give away I reckon
http://maps.google.com.au/maps?hl=en&cp ... a=N&tab=wl

Thanks for all the thoughts. I miss my pal, but she was 16, almost blind, mostly deaf and I miss the old girl. Anyway capitol Reef is Southeast of Salt Lake City, about 200 miles, (easy four hour drive). My father introduced me to it in the late sixties. There are many unexplored regions in the park, but one needs ropes and climbing gear to get to most of them. There is a narrow two lane road that for about 1/2 mile drops off on both sides from 500 to a 1,000 feet, it kind of puckers my arsehole when driving over it. I think Australia has a lot more open country that has been untouched than the U.S. and I would love to spend some time in your beautiful country exploring it. Cheers.

Looks like a awesome trip. Sorry about your dog mate. Least she had a good time before hand new smells she would have loved it.

Be great to see photos of you in all those far flung places with a ksrc shirt on..