Canyons & Geysers

Although a bit of a drive down a long dusty road, Lisa finds yet another epic spot to camp for a couple nights.
Episode 9 | Canyonlands N.P. & Crystal Geyser | July 2, 2022
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ℹ️ About This Episode
Landing at location “B” after location “A” didn’t exactly electrify our creative vibes. You never know when that spot on iOverlander is going to work out… or not :)
Both Crystal Geyser and Canyonlands National Park were equal in delight! From walking with dinosaur footprints on Whale Rock in Canyonlands, to waking up with the sounds of Crystal Geyser releasing its cold-water, carbon dioxide powered; well… geyser (for 12 hours!).
Another fun adventure as we continue our National Parks Tours heading West.
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[@tedladd5595]

Good one !!!

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Thanks ✌️

[@markus_baude_schiller]

I like the difference you Chris have when it comes imagination. They might have smoked some crazy stuff already in the past. 😂 The lost place was interesting as it is with many of them. Digging into the history as much as they allow.
Thanks for the background information about the geysers and especially about the risk that the universe might explode. Lets be careful with the geysers. 👍😉

[@GHTOVERLAND]

LOL - those pebbles... Thanks Markus!