July
22 – We went into Green River and Rock
Springs to get some wine and shopping at Walmart. On the way out we found
some coupons on Edith for Pizza ($5.00 for a large pepperoni), and since they
were located right there we opted to just take two pizzas with us for dinner
and perhaps lunch the next day. On the drive back to the RV we noticed a sign
which said Lost Dog with an arrow
pointing at a dirt road. Not knowing what discovery we might make, and taking
advantage of the fact that Edith was already dirty from previous excursions, we
took the road for about 20 miles, finding nothing. The road continued but we
did not know for how long, so we chose not to continue any longer. We were able
to spot three antelope on a hillside which offered a great silhouette shot on
the ridge of the hillside. Later we found out that “Lost Dog” (unknown name
origin) is a road that leads to the edge of yet another lake. There are
hundreds of lakes in the area, in addition to the reservoir.
July
23 – We stayed in camp preparing to leave the next day and washing clothes as
the next 3 nights would be with electric only at a National Forest campground
and the following 3 days would be dry camping as we travel from our Lucerne
campground, through Salt Lake City (dry camping on the Salt Lake Flats), and Nevada
to Snowflower, our first Thousand Trails campground in Emigrant Gap, California.
We also spent some time playing with our resident bunnies and observing an
Osprey nest with a Daddy, Mommy and two young ones still in the nest being fed.
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