Photos of UT and AZ desert *NEW PHOTOS ADDED*

[macgart]

Here are a few photos I took a couple of weeks ago when my wife and I traveled to Prescott, AZ.  It is still too cold and snowy for a bike trip.  I am planning a trip to cover some of the same areas and had a chance to recon some of it while on a car trip.

Hope you all enjoy desert pix.  

Photos are clickable to to to my picasa acct.






































































My wife and I love the desert southwest.  We travel there often and love taking pics.  

Hope you all like the photos.  The town of Jerome is literally carved into the side of the canyon south of Sedona, AZ.  The road (AZ 89 Alt) from Flagstaff to Prescott Valley is awesome.  It is on my short list for biking as soon as the weather breaks.

There is a Ghost Mine just up the canyon past the Jerome FD that is actually more of an old vehicle tour.  If you're into old vehicles and odd bits, it is well worth the $4 admittance fee.  I have a bunch of photos from there on my picasa acct.

Cheers,     Here's to the weather breaking!n

[Timbox2]

Great photos, thanks for sharing, looks an amazing place, Ive only ever done the Florida Fly Drive from the UK but would love to one day see some of this, thanks again

[Geoff D]

Wow, fantastic pics....

[Bixxer Bob]

Ermmm,  I'm thinking that's a NITROUS bottle on the old Harley  :shock:

[macgart]

They had a lot of interesting stuff at the Ghost Town.  Apparently, the owner of the place travels widely collecting old vehicles and memorabilia.  

Here are a few pics of Jerome and some for you gear heads
































Some shots of old vehicles















































As before the pics are clickable.

[coachgeo]

some Damn fine photography there man.  Love your black and whites.

the interesting bike is a Rokon.  Still in production.  I got one. but needs a new front drive shaft (it's under the tank)

[John Stenhouse]

Great photos, another area I'm going to have to visit.

[macgart]

I figured some folks would appreciate that bike.

Thanks for the kind replies.

[Advwannabe]

They sold a few of those to farmers here in Oz, they'll go just about anywhere in the right conditions

Great photos, love that 40s-50s Yank iron! What happened to your vehicle stylists over there? They sorta lost the plot in the late 70s....um maybe the batwing era of the early 60s wasn't that flash either!

[Sin_Tiger]

Ermmm,  I'm thinking that's a NITROUS bottle on the old Harley  :shock:

Nah! got to be a fire extinguisher, what use would would Nitrous be on an HD  :roll:  

Great photography, you have a good eye, thanks for sharing.