Back from the desert

**cessna152towser** · 19th April 06, 04:16 AM

Nice pics, sounds like you had a very interesting trip.

**GMan** · 19th April 06, 06:14 AM

Fantastic look while out and about. Looks like you had fun.

**mbhandy** · 19th April 06, 07:37 AM

Cool shots!
Do you have a map of the mines you go to or do you just explore?

MrBill

**Sherry** · 19th April 06, 09:48 AM

Fantastic pics! Thanx for sharing.

**John M.** · 19th April 06, 12:47 PM

Originally Posted by mbhandy

Cool shots!
Do you have a map of the mines you go to or do you just explore?

MrBill

I've got topo's of the entire state. Many of the mines in that area can be located using topo's but some you've just got to stumble onto.
These are places where you really have to watch your step. You could literally step over or around the wrong bush and fall a few thousand feet into a mine shaft.

**Kilted KT** · 19th April 06, 12:53 PM

those pics have me jonesing for the outdoors already!!

fantastic pics!

**Alan H** · 20th April 06, 01:29 PM

Gorgeous countryside out there...

**NewKilt** · 20th April 06, 02:38 PM

Great photos. Also shows how good a kilt can look even when roughing it.

Darrell

**Riverkilt** · 20th April 06, 08:41 PM

Nice pics

Was out in those 50mph "dry storm" winds kilted in my UK Denim original...it flew around but I was always properly covered.

You're a braver man than I am to go into an old mine shaft....worked the mines as a youth and got clobbered by a fall of ground in a freshly bared down shaft...don't know I'd risk it in an old one...

About 20 years ago I got stupid and took some kids into an old mine shaft in Daisy Mountain north of Phoenix...a ten year old decided it'd be cool to scream...we were lucky to get out alive. He had no clue that screaming could bring the roof of an old mine down.

Glad you were safe.

Ron