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Backpacking on the Moon: A Trip Guide to Craters of the Moon National Monument


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    Ryan Jordan
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    @ryan

    Locale: Central Rockies
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    Nick Gatel
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    @ngatel

    Locale: Southern California

    Dave,

    Really enjoyed this article. Thanks.

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    Dylan Snodgrass
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    @truenorth

    Locale: San Francisco, CA

    It is a pleasure to read such a well written article. Thank you.

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    James Marco
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    @jamesdmarco

    Locale: Finger Lakes

    A good read…Thanks!

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    Ian Schumann
    BPL Member

    @freeradical

    Locale: Central TX

    Really beautiful writing. Thanks.

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    Laural Bourque
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    @lauralbaby

    Locale: PNW

    Definitely a wonderfully written piece, with appropriate photography as well.

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    MFR
    Spectator

    @bigriverangler

    Locale: West

    As always, I appreciate the care and attention you put into crafting an essay. I especially appreciate the way that you use the pictures to comment upon, critique, and create space for your ideas. Like any good trip–it is so much more than words.

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    Greg Letts
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    @gletts

    Locale: Northern California

    Giant steps are what I take
    walking on the moon
    It's okay, your legs can't break
    walking on the moon…

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    Tad Englund
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    @bestbuilder

    Locale: Pacific Northwest

    David, thanks for the report.
    My family use to stop at the rest stop on I-15 (we called it "the Craters on the Moon rest stop) about 3 times a year when I was a kid (in the 60's). Doesn't look like much has changed. We use to go exploring out 1/4 mile from the rest stop, rock hopping in the unforgiving terrain. Its nice to see the other faces of the area.
    Definitely a different place-

    BTW, interesting that you found horse shoes; my father in law and his brothers (now passed away) drove horses through that area in the 20's. They would round the wild horses up around where Sun Valley is now and drive them to Star Valley, Wyoming.
    Those could have been from some of their Saddle horses.

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    Sam Haraldson
    BPL Member

    @sharalds

    Locale: Gallatin Range

    A worthwhile piece, Dave. Another fine addition to your growing collection of great material here at BPL.

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