Morning Kayaking on Flaming Gorge Reservoir:
Drone views:
I packed up and headed south to visit the Flaming Gorge Visitor Center, which we last visited in 2017:
I continued south to ride the Red Fleet Flow trail network:
One of the “ships” of the Red Fleet:
I continued south to run to Moonshine Arch:
I continued on to this dispersed camping location near the McCoy Flats trail network:
See the trip map for today’s drive.
After a pleasant Shabbos, this morning I packed up and headed out of the Killpecker Dunes. On the way, I was ambushed by this wild horse:
I dumped and filled in Rock Springs, Wyoming, then drove south towards the Flaming Gorge Reservoir:
Here’s my dispersed camping location on the shore of the reservoir:
Sunset on the reservoir:
See the trip map for today’s drive.
This morning’s flight 140 was fairly turbulent, so I didn’t get to play around down low for fear of a “negative interaction with terrain”, as they say:
I did overfly the historic J. Crookston Ranch:
Back at the RV, I encountered this invasive Ten-Lined June Beetle. I’ve never seen antennae with lamellate plates:
Weather was good today, so I launched flight 139 out to Boar’s Tusk. First flight in Wyoming, and highest altitude launch to date (6800’):
Sunset was nice:
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