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Yep! We found another one of "those" exciting roads. Windy, steep, spectacular views and so much fun! Almost made it to 10,000 feet again. It wasn't dirt this time.
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| Looking over the valley. (Valley just doesn't seem to do justice to this view.) |
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Our destination was "Hell's Backbone Grill", a farm to table restaurant that Dean had heard about on KPFA (in California). You need to realize that Boulder, Utah is pretty much a wide spot on the road, this is out in the middle of nowhere. No reservations and people show up. We were one of the first to arrive so we were second in line. It turned out that the first couple in line were from California, the bay area and one of them worked 3 offices down from Ross (Michelle's fiance). Yes, it is a small world! The food and service were amazing! We had:
Biscuits with butter and jam
The (beyond basic) salad
Lamb Meatballs with mashed potatoes and chili sauce
and
Bread Pudding with Berries
Yum! Yum! Yum!
They came around with handmade blankets for anyone that was chilly. So cute!
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Now to find a campsite! Good views along the road but not much in the way of flat spaces. Dean is at the "WOW! WOW! WOW!" stage! |
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| Steep downhill to the left of us and......... |
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another steep downhill to the right of us! Perhaps this is why it's called "Hell's Backbone". |
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and every so often there is a real canyon! |
We had a nice walk in the campground. There is a stream, lots of shade, good campsites and cliffs on two sides. Looks like a good hike out from the campground. We'll have to come back! Did someone say something about a dusty dog?



















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