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It was a nice place to camp for the evening although it sure got dark and cooled off early.

Cool shot. Is that steam from the water or dust?

Around sunset, near the Arizona border looking towards the Beaver Dam wash.

Looking south into Arizona. The fence post 10' in front of the truck is the Utah/ Arizona border. Camping spot is about 6.25 miles east of the South West corner of Utah.

Hawk camper. Exploring the Beaver Dam Wash north of Littlefield, AZ.

Looks a lot like the rocks over at the Valley of Fire state park in Nevada.

Looking south into the Virgin river gorge from the Cedar Pocket road. Taken about a mile south of the Utah border.

I like to color in this shot.

Yes they are. There are 2 sets of pillars that surround the building. They were supposed to support a track that would allow the windmill generator face into the wind. I guess the person building it ran off with the money and this is as far as the construction went.

Foundation of wind powered generation station started in 1923 that was never finished. Located at the south east corner of Pahvant Butte @ 39' 07" 25 N, 112' 32" 58 W.

Foundation of wind powered generation station started in 1923 that was never finished. Located at the south east corner of Pahvant Butte @ 39' 07" 25 N, 112' 32" 58 W.

Foundation of wind powered generation station started in 1923 that was never finished. Located at the south east corner of Pahvant Butte @ 39' 07" 25 N, 112' 32" 58 W.

Foundation of wind powered generation station started in 1923 that was never finished. Located at the south east corner of Pahvant Butte @ 39' 07" 25 N, 112' 32" 58 W.

Lace curtain located on the north side of Pahvant Butte @ 39' 08" 12 N, 112' 33" 16 W south of Delta, Utah.

Lace curtain lava flow located on the north side of Pahvant Butte @ 39' 08" 12 N 112' 33" 16 W South of Delta, Utah.

I caught up to this family while on the Rings Loop Trail. I thought that I would include this photo to give a reference to the amount of climbing that is required on the trail. They were coming down and I was heading up.

This area is located a short distance from the Hole-In-The-Wall visitors center.

There is a 10 foot section at the end of the slot canyon where you use these rings to climb out. It wasn't to bad of a climb and I have a bad right hip.

The Rings Loop Trail starts at the Hole-in-the-Wall information center. Its a 1.5 mile loop hike that ends up in a slot canyon.