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Is the road leading to Watoga State Park one of those narrow gravel shelf roads or is it normal and suitable for any vehicle?
Asking for my friend who is going and is scared of heights, not me, no way 👀 I tried to look at it on Google Earth and the street view stops in the middle of the road.
Thanks in advance and please don't roast me, I get vertigo bad.
Edit: Also, just to clarify because I realize now that there are multiple entrances, I'm talking about the Seebert road entrance.
Barbara Dane - 900 Miles
Sorry for spamming music but y'all need to hear this one (and the entire album for that matter)
Been thinking about New Mexico a lot lately
Traveling east on route 60 through NM, a view from a reservation on the AZ border and an interstate shot. One of my favorite drives in the U.S.
I make a huge batch of roasted vegetables once a week and build most of my meals off of that. Highly recommend. Also sauerkraut is a godsend.
Included ingredients for my staple Asian-style sauce and vegetable mix.
There's just something about gas stations at sunrise. The second to last is my favorites Love's in America and the last is my photo, taken in Western New Mexico about 30 miles from the Mexico border. The best thing about this country is the all-American road trip.
Her name is Rhubarb, she has no teeth so I call her my little gummy bear. I love her with all my being.
We stayed at JBL and then made our way up, with plans to camp a few miles down from the summit. But we did the clique first-timer thing of overpacking, so the weight slowed us down and we didn't make it to the summit (had to turn around just before the scramble to the summit because it was getting late). We made it down to camp right at sundown. Some refreshing rain on the hike back the next day.