You never know what you'll find out in the middle of nowhere Nevada:
Photos of My Travels Out West
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Basin and Range National Monument:
Sunrise On I80 outside of Battle Mountain:
Somewhere in Central Nevada:
Basin and Range National Monument:
Sunrise On I80 outside of Battle Mountain:
Somewhere in Central Nevada:
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I have watched that exact sunrise on I80 more times than I care to count on my way home from work. I love the pictures.
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Above the Black Rock Desert:
Our yearly Memorial Weekend camp trip. Camp is down on the trees there somewhere:
Above the Black Rock Desert:
Our yearly Memorial Weekend camp trip. Camp is down on the trees there somewhere:
This is from a trip to Delemar, Nv I did a couple of years ago, and I'm going back down that way next week to explore some more:
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Awesome area with plenty of exploration opportunities, have a great trip and take some more pictures.
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More abandoned Buildings at a ghost town outside of Austin, NV. :
Some random photos.
Square set Timbers inside if a mine:
The Carson Range above Genoa, NV, Nevada's oldest settlement:
Kershaw Ryan State Park, SE Nevada.
Square set Timbers inside if a mine:
The Carson Range above Genoa, NV, Nevada's oldest settlement:
Kershaw Ryan State Park, SE Nevada.
Have you been to Belmont? Lived in Round Mountain forever ago. Tonopah was the closest McDonald's, an hour away.
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Belmont and the surrounding mountains are awesome. I spent some time elk hunting down there a few years ago and loved the country. Austin is cool little town with a lot of history. Eureka is another cool town. I love the pictures. It’s pretty cool getting to see that others enjoy some of the same places I love. The MIGHTY Reese river “flows” about 2 miles from my house. I cross it every time I go to town.
