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#103089 - 07/07/12 06:20 PM Re: Mill canyon and the crack [Re: Peter_Kaufman]
Litch Knife Enthusiast Registered: 11/11/08 Posts: 1273 Loc: Rhein/Main	Thanks for these incredible pictures, Peter - a fascinating landscape and super photography to show it! _________________________ Peter RKCC CMI-006 RKS #5720
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#103090 - 07/07/12 06:21 PM Re: Mill canyon and the crack [Re: Peter_Kaufman]
pappy19 Knife Enthusiast Registered: 10/31/07 Posts: 7378 Loc: Garden Valley, Idaho	Wow Peter, to be living the life you have desired for many years must be really thrilling. Having been a young forester in the Idaho mountains was a life changing experience, but I am thinking I should have looked more closly at the southern Utah desert/diversification which, as a forester, I poo-pooed. Now, in retrospect, it really is much more interesting than the pure forest scenario, not as cool temp wise, but really interesting nonetheless. Love your pics. Pap _________________________ Mike Allen RKCC-CM-086 True West Magazine Maniac Randall Collector Behring Made Collector Ruana Collector Glock Fan NRA- Life Member since 1975 mikenlu99@aol.com
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#103108 - 07/08/12 10:42 AM Re: Mill canyon and the crack [Re: pappy19]
Steven Randall Enthusiast Knife Enthusiast Registered: 09/21/05 Posts: 1898 Loc: Denver, CO	More great pictures. I think I saw an alien in one of those carvings. Space people types. _________________________ Steven K. Crawford RKS 4109 RKCC CM-014
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#103116 - 07/08/12 06:56 PM Re: Mill canyon and the crack [Re: Peter_Kaufman]
TonyLaPetri Knife Enthusiast Registered: 10/05/05 Posts: 6854 Loc: Glen Head NY	Very Cool Peter! ... Don't stand on top of that crack too long! _________________________ Tony LaPetri RKS#1885 RKCC CM-022
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#103121 - 07/09/12 08:16 AM Re: Mill canyon and the crack [Re: TonyLaPetri]
Rick Magee Knife Enthusiast Registered: 07/27/10 Posts: 693	I enjoy seeing all these pics. Thanks for posting them! _________________________ RKS #2911
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#103162 - 07/10/12 11:01 AM Re: Mill canyon and the crack [Re: Rick Magee]
Duke Knife Enthusiast Registered: 08/21/09 Posts: 2004 Loc: Southwest Virginia	Truly awesome pics., Peter, and please feel free to continue posting. Having recently witnessed too up close and personal about 12 days ago the power of winds blowing a steady 50 mph and gusting suddenly to 85 mph , one is quickly reminded of the mighty powers of nature. Seven days without electricity and I'll be cutting up large oaks for firewood for weeks, in my spare time. BUT, how lucky! None of my family hurt and one of the " monster" oaks-52" diameter missed my house by 16 ft.- with us all in the basement and winds so loud we didn't hear it fall! Keep those pics. comming. _________________________ Duke;RKS#5567 RKCC-CM-087 Southwest VA
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#103240 - 07/15/12 11:44 AM behind Potash and petrified wood [Re: Peter_Kaufman]
Peter_Kaufman Knife Enthusiast Registered: 02/14/08 Posts: 2582 Loc: Southeast Utah	I am glad you guys are enjoying the photos, and I think you will like these a lot too. I am having a great time on the hikes and love the outdoor photography. Saturday, we went way out the Potash road to do a hike to see some petrified wood. I brought about 9 pounds back. (I wonder if I could get a Randall made with a petrified wood handle?) Also, I found a very cool fossil of a mollusk that looks like a mussel. There were quite a few of those and some that looked like clams too. Utah was under the ocean a long time ago. There is a photo of a small collapsed dome and the first collared lizard too. Here are the latest photos from my latest adventure. Peter Attachments ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ _________________________ Peter Kaufman NRA Life GOA SAF RKCC CM-023 RKS #5642 SHAG # 005 Ironwood Nut Life is too short to have ugly knives
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#103241 - 07/15/12 11:46 AM Re: behind Potash and petrified wood [Re: Peter_Kaufman]
Peter_Kaufman Knife Enthusiast Registered: 02/14/08 Posts: 2582 Loc: Southeast Utah	more photos Attachments ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ _________________________ Peter Kaufman NRA Life GOA SAF RKCC CM-023 RKS #5642 SHAG # 005 Ironwood Nut Life is too short to have ugly knives
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#103242 - 07/15/12 11:48 AM Re: behind Potash and petrified wood [Re: Peter_Kaufman]
Peter_Kaufman Knife Enthusiast Registered: 02/14/08 Posts: 2582 Loc: Southeast Utah	a few more Attachments ------ ------ ------ ------ _________________________ Peter Kaufman NRA Life GOA SAF RKCC CM-023 RKS #5642 SHAG # 005 Ironwood Nut Life is too short to have ugly knives
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#103244 - 07/15/12 01:08 PM Re: behind Potash and petrified wood [Re: Peter_Kaufman]
Oldvetnam1 Knife Enthusiast Registered: 06/02/08 Posts: 2039 Loc: NJ	Another great set of photos Peter. That's really some beautiful country out there. _________________________ Steve Rinda RKCC #CM157 RKS #5715 SHAG #006
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