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Dan Nickens - May 14,2012
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Paria Canyon Wilderness Area is just off the side of the plateau, dropping steeply to the Paria River hidden deep below.
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On the Edge
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Dan Nickens - May 14,2012
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The beautifully colored sandstone is part of the Navajo Formation, formed from an erg (sea of wind-blown sand dunes covering an area larger than the Sahara desert).
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Dan Nickens - May 14,2012
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High or low, the view was especially spectacular.
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Moon Shot
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Dan Nickens - May 14,2012
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Erosional pillars from the Navajo Sandstone line up like sentinels out on the Paria Plateau.
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Dan Nickens - May 14,2012
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It’s a plateau and it’s supposed to be flat. Mostly.
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Dan Nickens - May 14,2012
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Dan Nickens - May 14,2012
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The ground was so inviting an engine failure would almost be welcome. Almost.
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Dan Nickens - May 14,2012
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Just another wilderness area easily covered by SeaRey. And, yes, there is a ‘Rey sized emergency landing zone just underneath!
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Wild and Rocky
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Frank A. Carr - May 14,2012
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Well Dan, yes, ya coulda fooled me.
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Dan Nickens - May 14,2012
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Solid rock that once flowed like plastic.
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Dan Nickens - May 14,2012
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Amphibian fun in the Lake Meade National Recreation Area is so easy!
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Lake Recreation
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Dan Nickens - May 14,2012
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The first taste of fine Lake Mead water on glass.
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First Splash
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Dan Nickens - May 14,2012
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If you aren’t happy with your first splash in a ‘Rey, you can simply fly away and do it again!
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Fly Away
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Dan Nickens - May 14,2012
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There are lots of beaches, finding the right one take a little looking.
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Looking for Beach
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Dan Nickens - May 14,2012
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When the water is this calm, the beach search can be fun at water level.
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Playtime
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Dan Nickens - May 14,2012
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Dan Nickens - May 14,2012
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Dan Nickens - May 14,2012
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Taking a break from playtime.
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Dan Nickens - May 14,2012
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Dan Nickens - May 14,2012
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Dan Nickens - May 14,2012
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Taking off in search of more beach.
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Launch Run
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Dan Nickens - May 14,2012
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Set up for a shadow splash.
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Dan Nickens - May 14,2012
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Onshore is fine for SeaReys too.
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Dan Nickens - May 14,2012
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Frank A. Carr - May 14,2012
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Tough duty perhaps, but they always seem to survive the challenge.
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Dan Nickens - May 14,2012
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Even a shadow gets an occasional cool break.
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Dan Nickens - May 14,2012
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While there weren’t many people around to watch, the burros were definitely interested in SeaRey ops.
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Wild Spectators
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Dan Nickens - May 14,2012
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You have to get Close for rock type identification.
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Close to Butte
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Dan Nickens - May 14,2012
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Flying the hump is a completely different experience on peaceful Lake Powell.
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Dan Nickens - May 14,2012
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Don’t want to drop anchor? Taxi on in an all terrain ‘Rey.
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Dan Nickens - May 14,2012
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Russ Garner - May 14,2012
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Great pictures Dan, I bet Richard never dreamed he'd be on a guided tour of some of the prettiest places that you could only see on a magic carpet ride.
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Dan Nickens - May 14,2012
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He did dream it, Russ. We all did, didn't we? Remember the dream when you first saw the 'Rey. And then we made it happen. Made possible by dreams of Kerry and Paige. And all the dreamers that came before them.
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Don Maxwell - May 14,2012
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Each of us probably has his own personal version of that SeaRey dream memory, Dan.
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Dan Nickens - May 14,2012
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Dan Nickens - May 14,2012
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It’s hard not to smile on a day and place like this.
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This is Fun
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Dan Nickens - May 14,2012
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You can’t expect to have a perfect place all to yourself forever. Pretty soon you might be lucky enough to make a furry new friend.
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Dan Nickens - May 14,2012
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Even if you make new friends, there is still plenty of room to do your own thing.
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Dan Nickens - May 14,2012
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Don’t gotta go, but there’s so much more just over in the next canyon.
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Dan Nickens - May 14,2012
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It’s not a long way to the next canyon.
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Dan Nickens - May 14,2012
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Homeward bound? The nice thing about a go anywhere machine is that home can be anywhere.
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Dan Nickens - May 14,2012
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One last needle to thread before getting back to some civilization (as if a casino hotel is civilization).
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Into the Pass
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Dan Nickens - May 14,2012
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Climbing up to the Boulder City, Nevada airport. Goodbye, sweet water. Sigh.
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Chris Leng - May 15,2012
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Lake Powell is also one of my favorite places of all time. How does the Sea Rey perform <br />from the water at that pressure altitude?
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David Geers - May 18,2012
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Dan I always enjoy your photos, thanks for taking the time to post them. You inspire us to get off our bums and do what we love, I certainly enjoy reading your comments and viewing your photos.
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Frank A. Carr - May 14,2012
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Lake Powell has always been a favorite place of mine Dan, altho they were pre-SeaRey <br />days. Thanks for sharing your gorgeous photos.
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