Each dish is 82 feet wide and weighs 230 tons.
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Hi, I'm Marie. I've created this blog to photo-document my motorcycle trips so that friends and family may follow along while I'm on the road. Hope you enjoy!
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- And another from the web. Much sunnier than when ...
- We stayed Monday night in Tonopah, Nevada and Tues...
- The highway goes through a tunnel in this cliff. ...
- After staying the night in Kanab, Utah we headed ...
- We drove east around the Grand Canyon to start he...
- As nice as it was to have been traveling solo unt...
- Left Sedona today for the Grand Canyon. Decided t...
- Had to go through a pretty serious lightening stor...
- Well the storm got me yet again today. I stopped f...
- I am heading into Arizona today, and thought I'd ...
- Unlike quartz-based sand, the gypsum stays cool an...
- The majority of sand found in the world (like 99% ...
- After having my fan installed today at Badlands in...
- If just one antenna dish was constructed to do th...
- Each dish is 82 feet wide and weighs 230 tons.
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- One of the coolest things I saw in New Mexico was...
- After getting the seized fan diagnosis in SLC, I c...
- Another view of Cliff Palace.
- Left Moab this morning for Santa Fe, NM. Stopped...
- A happy Beemer. My last night in Moab tonight, o...
- Ute Indian petroglyphs, Arches National Park
- Delicate arch
- Balanced Rock...
- A view of the morning sun on the cliffs at Arches ...
- Since I would be passing through Salt Lake City, I...
- And a lovely stay the second night at Tracie's in...
- A lovely stay the first night at Linda and Kendri...
- This is my first road trip on the F650GS. It wil...
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