Monthly Archives: September 2018

“Take the Turn” Petroglyphs

Sometimes you can have a good day by simply pointing the nose of your vehicle off the beaten track.

One spring morning, we were doing just that, leaving one of Nevada’s straight, lonely paved roads and nosing down a dirt track, in search of what lies over the ridge. Think about it: you have a lonely paved road, sparsely travelled … and only a tiny fraction of this road’s sparse travelers ever turn to go beyond the scrubby ridges that make up their horizon as the road they follow winds from basin to ridge to flat to ridge and back down to basin again.

But we wanted to see what the world looked like, and so we followed the dirt road.

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