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At the bottom of the staircase into the valley, the two RV Gypsies took a
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There were numbered poles everywhere
so Karen Duquette photographed them and hoped they would find out what
the numbers represent later. But as it turned out, the park no longer
prints or supplies the trail brochure explaining the numbers. Well,
at least the numbers helped the two RV Gypsies follow the trail properly
so they did not get lost. They were the only two people on the trail
at this time. |
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Below: Another view of Cap Rock |
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The sign at the
top of the hill is the sign at the Cap Rock Trail Overlook shown on
the previous page. That is how far around the valley the two RV Gypsies
have walked so far. But they are nowhere near the end of the trail. |
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Below: From opposite
sides of a small bridge, the two RV Gypsies photographed each other
on the small bridge. Cap Rock is far in the background behind Karen
Duquette. |
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Below: A rock formation
and a close up of the colors in the formation. |
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Below: Big holes along the trail |
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